Children in First Class
Jul 5th, 2011, 07:39 PM
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I believe a lap child under two pays 10 percent of the adult fare. In this case, that's 10 percent of the first-class fare. Even if the parents fly on FF tickets, they pay that fare for the lap child.
Jul 7th, 2011, 08:38 AM
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It's all about tolerance and lets face it the buffer of the first class cabin makes it easier to put up with the mile high club, babies and other assorted plane woes.
I have no problem with babies in first class as 99/100 I fly in economy
I have no problem with babies in first class as 99/100 I fly in economy
Jul 10th, 2011, 01:14 AM
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I've flown around 10 times in First with Malaysian and I've never seen children, in fact I've rarely seen other passengers.
A couple of months ago, my wife, my 6 year old and myself got upgraded to Business on Malaysian's KL to Syfney flight.
On longer flights, I always go with Business Class for all the family, I've found Lufthansa, Emirates, Singapore & Malaysian to be especially good with children
A couple of months ago, my wife, my 6 year old and myself got upgraded to Business on Malaysian's KL to Syfney flight.
On longer flights, I always go with Business Class for all the family, I've found Lufthansa, Emirates, Singapore & Malaysian to be especially good with children
Jul 11th, 2011, 02:59 AM
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<i>I've flown around 10 times in First with Malaysian and I've never seen children</i>
Children are not allowed in F on Malaysia. This was misreported as a new policy, but the articles all seem to be about Malaysia announcing that they will continue the policy when they begin operating the A380.
Children are not allowed in F on Malaysia. This was misreported as a new policy, but the articles all seem to be about Malaysia announcing that they will continue the policy when they begin operating the A380.
Jul 12th, 2011, 04:40 PM
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I think they should put ALL the babies in first class. Those people are already as comfortable as can be and a crying baby is a minor inconvenience. Then I can enjoy my miserable coach class seat in blissful silence.
Jul 13th, 2011, 01:35 PM
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ha ha.
I think all airlines should have a special 'kid zone' area, just for babies and say the under 12s, well away from everyone else, in some sound proof type room - play equipment, cots, whatever, but they must stay in there - no roaming around the aircraft and running up and down aisles.
I think all airlines should have a special 'kid zone' area, just for babies and say the under 12s, well away from everyone else, in some sound proof type room - play equipment, cots, whatever, but they must stay in there - no roaming around the aircraft and running up and down aisles.
