Flying with two kids across the country

[Anonymous]

Take the nanny.

Are you allowed 2 kids per 1 adult anymore? I think some airlines limit this.

[Anonymous]

Sit in coach.

Take the nanny.

Pay for the nanny to stay in london for at least three nights on her own without working for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sit in coach.

Take the nanny.

Pay for the nanny to stay in london for at least three nights on her own without working for you.

+1

[Anonymous]

If you want to fly first with kids, do it. If people want to pick their nearby passengers, they can fly private.

If it were me, I would either rearrange so my DH can fly with us (either adjusting our travel dates, us flying to NYC and all flying from there, etc.) or just power through. The flight has to end. It could be the worst flight of all time but eventually it comes to an end. My toddler is a really great traveler so if my kids were otherwise, I might give a different suggestion.

How are your kids traveling?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Take the nanny.

Are you allowed 2 kids per 1 adult anymore? I think some airlines limit this.

How can they limit it? If both kids have seats and aren't lap children, I don't see how they can limit them from traveling.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Take the nanny.

Are you allowed 2 kids per 1 adult anymore? I think some airlines limit this.

How can they limit it? If both kids have seats and aren't lap children, I don't see how they can limit them from traveling.

LOL, there is no limit on kids per adult.