Is it ethical to bring peanuts on board a plane, since some people are allergic to peanuts? |
| Years ago, some airlines handed out small bags of peanuts to coach passengers, but that stopped several years ago. It cost too much, and some people get very ill around peanuts (they can cause ... |
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Is It scary on an airplane? |
I havent been on an airplane since I was really little, and Im terrified because I have to go on one without my mom to oregon from new York and im only 12! I just have some questions.
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Do you need a passport to fly from Northern Ireland to mainland UK? |
My brother has an interview with Liverpool University in January & he hasn't got a passport someone said he'd be ok with identity within the UK, is that correct? Additional D... |
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If you miss your flight, then what? |
| Do you get a refund or the next flight out or?..anyone know?... |
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What does it feel like taking off and landing on a plane? |
| my boyfriend wants me 2 go on a plane but i have a big fear. i no it sounds silly but when i was young i went on a fast ride, didn't like the stomach feeling and feared it ever since.im afraid ... |
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HELP!!! Ryan air airline do they send you the tickets when you book online? |
| We bought a flight online to go abroad from ryan air do they send you tickets or do you print out the reciept and take it on the day of the flight?... |
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Did the September 11th attacks prevent you from or affect your confidence in traveling by plane? |
| This question is forming part of my unit 1 portfolio, for my economics and business AS level, looking at the impact of the September 11th attacks on American tourism. I would be very grateful if you ... |
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Should disruptive kids be removed from flights? |
I read that a mom and her 4 kids were kicked off a Southwest
flight over the weekend. After flight attendants decided the children were being disruptive on the plane. They were removed for their ... |
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Should we drive or fly? |
| Planning a trip in the near future to Orlando, FL with the wife & kids. We live in Ft Lauderdale, FL. My wife wants to drive (4 hours) I'll rather fly since the kids have never taken an ... |
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Can I take me own Alcohol with me on an Aeroplane? |
I'm going to Bulgaria on Saturday, flying with ThompsonFly from Birmingham International Airport, to Sophia Airport in Bulgaria.
I'm just wondering, as I recently purchased lots of ... |
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What Airlines do you use? |
What airlines have you used?
I use OasisHongKong, Cebu Pacific Additional Details why is the airline called SQ ? Is it the code?... |
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Am I allowed to take these items onto a plane? |
I'm going to Greece tomorrow, these are the things I have in my bag right now. Could you please tell me if I need to take any out?
1. Mobile phone.
2. I-pod
3. L'oreal ... |
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Never been on a plane before?? |
| Ok i know this sounds dumb but is there anything that you cant take in your luggage i know like scissors and sharp things but like any other stuff your not allowed???... |
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Why do people bring babies on airplanes? |
I've been traveling weekly on commercial airlines for about six months now, and I've been checking up on some of the questions here. I see when I travel a lot of people taking toddlers on airplanes, and people here asking what's the best way to travel with babies.
I can't stand it when someone brings a baby or toddler on the flight I'm on. They're loud, obnoxious, mischevious, kick the seats, and extremely irritating to other passengers.
Plus, it's really really really bad for the kids, especially young ones. The constant changes in air pressure is painful to them, the place is new, the large amount of people is threatening ...
Why, pray tell, do people expose their children to this environment (and when will airlines figure out that babies don't belong on airplanes)?? |
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BangkokBob
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Babies do not belong on airplanes. They are dragged along by their greedy, selfish parents who want to travel, when they should be home taking care of the kids. Also, grandparents are suppose to visit the grandchildren, not the other way around. They are probably retired, have more money and the time to travel, and you belong at home taking care of the kids, not dragging them on planes to annoy other people. |
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mlgable
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So how would you suggest that I get my kids from Wisonsin to Phoenix AZ to visit their grandparents when they were little? If I am not supposed to take them on an airplane which is quicker and easier on a child then spending hours is a car what would you suggest. If the kids are misbehaving when you are on a flight tell the flight attendant and she can either speak to the parents or find you a new seat. |
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Dinealle
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Your turn will come and then you will sit down and think about this question that you posted!! |
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dances with unicorns
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Maybe because they don't want to leave their kids behind???? What do you expect them to do???? Leave their young children at home for your convenience? If you don't like being around children, maybe YOU should find another way to travel. You're the one with the problem - YOU fix it. Children are a part of society whether you like it or not; I hope some day when you have kids (if you find a woman foolish enough to have them with you) that you remember this question and hang your head in shame. How do you think you got here - do you think you were delivered fully grown by the stork????? |
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alvaro
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Would you suggest the parents send the babies by mail? |
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Maria
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They don't always have another option. I understand your frustration, but it's really none of your business. Maybe you should try flying business class. |
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Steph B
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Well, the most obvious reason is because they they're just to young to leave at home when their parents take trips. When kids are young, they need extra attention and sometimes, there just isn't someone who parents can trust with their kids back at home for such a long period of time.
Since airplanes are pretty much the easiest and sometimes the ONLY way to get to a certain location [besides a boat which is sometimes a little "out there"], taking kids on airplanes is sometimes the only way.
And not all kids are that loud, or irritating, by the way. I've met some who are the quietest kids I've ever seen. It's actually a little scary! But if worst comes to worst, you could always tell an attendant if you could move to another seat if another one is open. Or get sound-blocking earphones. |
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anne j
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Because there are babies and remember you were also a baby in the past. |
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Vicarious Cynic
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Because people travel - and airlines are the quickest way to go long distances. As the father of three I find no great joy in travelling with babies - but there are many nessecities in life that are not particularly enjoyable. Deal with it. |
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flutesp
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You don't know their situations though. They might have a dieing grandmother whom they had never met in a diffrent state. I personaly don't mind babies on planes, then again I never sleep or do buisness work on planes. I usualy just listen to music. If the kid is kicking your seat politly turn around and ask the person the baby is with to stop the baby from kicking the seat, don't be rude about it. It's just something you have to deal with. Sorry. |
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auntfran8
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Sometimes it has to be done when young families fly anywhere together.Sometimes the parents have no choice but to take the baby or toddler with them. |
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theunstoppable23@yahoo.com
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well would u rather let the babies be home alone and let it die? cuz u cant trust anyone these days i mean ur babysitter could be a cereal killer |
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Fernandes
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Babies are people too. Not rag dolls to be left at home. There are necessities in life where you have to travel with your kid.
So quit complaining and travel first class next time. |
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chungi28
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a lot of people do it because they really love to travel and dont want their baby to stop them, so... they just bring it with them. and airlines have already figured that babies shouldnt be on airplanes but they have decided that stopping babies from coming on board could really hurt their income ... so they just allow it.
hope this helps. peace ♥ |
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lisa p
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wow i ask da same question i hate wen ppl do dat |
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Eagleflyer
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Having lived through a 5 hour flight with a baby crying non-stop, I think that secondary bawling is hazardous to health and should be made a public safety issue. |
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ironspike-pub@sbcglobal.net
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I can't believe how stupid some of these answers are!!
I like the one that suggests that he should pay about ten times more to fly business class to avoid the tacky trailer trash idiot that brings their crying baby on board.
I also like the ones who say "What should we do? We gotta go see Grandma in Arizona!"
Duhhh... Drive. Or have Grandma fly up to you. Or don't go see Grandma. Or move to Arizona. Or have Grandma move closer to you. Or get a private compartment on a train.
Or the people who say "sometimes parents have no choice but to take the baby with them." How about don't travel in the first place. You got a baby, you got respoinsibilities to that baby. Guess what--when you have a baby, your life changes.
It's YOUR baby. The whole world does not have the baby with you!
But to answer the original question, I think that people who fly with very young children should be charged extra for the pain and suffering exposed on the other passengers. I also think that the baby should count as the "carry-on item" ... |
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