Do people really pay $50 each way per person for seat selection??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I do. And no I will it switch with you because you’re cheap.

Yup, and if you're flying with kiss this needs to be part of your planning. Don't expect others to give up the seat they paid for.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do. And no I will it switch with you because you’re cheap.

Yup, and if you're flying with kiss this needs to be part of your planning. Don't expect others to give up the seat they paid for.

Fine with me. Hopefully you end up next to one of my kids, then. In advance, I apologize that one of them has sensory issues with headphones, so they will probably keep unplugging them and listening to their tablet using the speakers. He's very friendly, though, but doesn't really have an understanding of personal space yet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do. And no I will it switch with you because you’re cheap.

Yup, and if you're flying with kiss this needs to be part of your planning. Don't expect others to give up the seat they paid for.

Fine with me. Hopefully you end up next to one of my kids, then. In advance, I apologize that one of them has sensory issues with headphones, so they will probably keep unplugging them and listening to their tablet using the speakers. He's very friendly, though, but doesn't really have an understanding of personal space yet.

Did you pay the fee to get a seat next to your snowflake?

[Anonymous]

Kids are young adults, in their 20s, and when we fly as a family, we do not pay extra for seats together

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kids are young adults, in their 20s, and when we fly as a family, we do not pay extra for seats together

Well yeah I wouldn’t either if my kids were grown adults lmao. Presumably those of us who do this still are talking about elementary/preschool kids, not adults.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do. And no I will it switch with you because you’re cheap.

Yup, and if you're flying with kiss this needs to be part of your planning. Don't expect others to give up the seat they paid for.

Fine with me. Hopefully you end up next to one of my kids, then. In advance, I apologize that one of them has sensory issues with headphones, so they will probably keep unplugging them and listening to their tablet using the speakers. He's very friendly, though, but doesn't really have an understanding of personal space yet.

Pay the fee to get what you need.

[Anonymous]

No, I have status.

[Anonymous]

For a long haul flight I would but we almost always buy the level of seats that comes with some level of change-ability or refund-ability and that almost always comes with seat selection.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do. And no I will it switch with you because you’re cheap.

Yup, and if you're flying with kiss this needs to be part of your planning. Don't expect others to give up the seat they paid for.

Fine with me. Hopefully you end up next to one of my kids, then. In advance, I apologize that one of them has sensory issues with headphones, so they will probably keep unplugging them and listening to their tablet using the speakers. He's very friendly, though, but doesn't really have an understanding of personal space yet.

Sounds like you use your child as a passive-aggressive weapon. Hope he's oblivious enough not to realize that is how you see him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do. And no I will it switch with you because you’re cheap.

Yup, and if you're flying with kiss this needs to be part of your planning. Don't expect others to give up the seat they paid for.

Fine with me. Hopefully you end up next to one of my kids, then. In advance, I apologize that one of them has sensory issues with headphones, so they will probably keep unplugging them and listening to their tablet using the speakers. He's very friendly, though, but doesn't really have an understanding of personal space yet.

Reminds me of the Oompa Loompa song:

Whose. To. Blame? The mother and the father.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do. And no I will it switch with you because you’re cheap.

Yup, and if you're flying with kiss this needs to be part of your planning. Don't expect others to give up the seat they paid for.

Fine with me. Hopefully you end up next to one of my kids, then. In advance, I apologize that one of them has sensory issues with headphones, so they will probably keep unplugging them and listening to their tablet using the speakers. He's very friendly, though, but doesn't really have an understanding of personal space yet.

So do you expect that people who did pay the fee/fare to change their seat for you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would gladly pay that for an exit row on a long flight once my kids are older than 15.

We three just got assigned an exit row on the way home from Europe without paying a dime. Score?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For a long haul flight I would but we almost always buy the level of seats that comes with some level of change-ability or refund-ability and that almost always comes with seat selection.

Some international airlines do not include advance seat selection with any "level" of fare.

[Anonymous]

Just pay.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I do. And no I will it switch with you because you’re cheap.

Yup, and if you're flying with kiss this needs to be part of your planning. Don't expect others to give up the seat they paid for.

Fine with me. Hopefully you end up next to one of my kids, then. In advance, I apologize that one of them has sensory issues with headphones, so they will probably keep unplugging them and listening to their tablet using the speakers. He's very friendly, though, but doesn't really have an understanding of personal space yet.

Pay the fee to get what you need.

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