Did you ever have to sit beside a passenger with a child who was continuously screaming? Or were you in a situation where your child’s screaming seemed to disturb other flight passengers? A terrific option has been developed by Europe’s Corendon Airlines to aid customers in having a smooth journey. It has started a project that will have significant space for adults-only sitting on one of its main routes. Which means they will be ‘no kids’ zone in flights!
Europe’s Corendon Airlines To Have “No Kids” Zone In Flights!
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According to rumours, Europe’s Corendon Airlines will operate the 10-hour flights between Amsterdam and the Caribbean island of Curacao with the no-kids section. For the privilege of sitting in the Only Adult area, those who choose this choice will pay an extra $49 for a normal seat or $100 for an XL seat.
According to reports, the Airbus A350-900 that will be travelling on the mentioned route will have 93 normal seats and 9 extra-large seats in its first 12 rows. The seats will be curtained off from the rest of the aircraft. Additionally, keep in mind that this project will have a rigorous over-16s regulation, which means that only individuals who are 16 or older will be permitted to use this service.
A Quiet Area In The Flight
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In response, the airline released a press release stating that the area is intended for passengers travelling without children. And for business travellers who want to work in a quiet environment. It also added that it would benefit parents of young children who might worry less about upsetting other passengers.
As a result of this programme, parents will feel a little less stressed if their small ones start making noise and bothering other passengers. In fact, flights with the Only Adult zone will begin on November 3.
AirAsia X reportedly offered quiet zones on its flights, with admission restricted to children under 10. Singapore’s carrier Scoot reportedly created Scoot-in-Silence zones for those over 12. Additionally, other airlines that had adopted similar programmes in recent years.
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Other well-known airlines operating on the same route have added that they do not have any plans to add adult-only areas to their flights.
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