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18th October 2023
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The area will be available to those over the age of 16 and will cost holidaymakers an extra €45.
"So apparently airlines are considering making 'child-free zones' on planes, and I can't decide if this is a dystopian shift or not, but generally it’s really sad how little tolerance people have for children and babies - even acting like they shouldn't be in public," one individual tweeted kicking off a debate.
Another individual seemed to agree with this take, responding, "Having kids is already an isolating experience, before I had kids I never cared about other kids in restaurants or on aeroplanes. If they want people to reproduce, isolation for mums is not a good look."
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Someone else seemed to second this, adding: "I've noticed people seem more annoyed with kids in public than I've ever seen before. Usually, people see little kids and babies and smile or whatever but that’s seeming to slowly change. It's weird and sad."
Yet not everyone seemed to agree as another person responded, saying: "Last time I was on a plane, I thought, 'I would pay more money to be on a plane without children.' Almost every time I fly, which isn't much at all, there's a child crying the whole time."
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