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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't mind as long as it is a switch to an aisle  and in the same section of the plane.  Sometimes a flight gets cancelled and you have to take whatever is left and that can mean separating couples and families that bought tickets together on the previous flight. [/quote]

This has happened to us on the last 2 out of 3 flights where our flight was cancelled and our family was completely separated with one child of medical needs.  I told the flight attendant of this, but they didn't give a damn when they rebook our flights.[/quote]

What do you expect them to do if all the other seats have been assigned to other passengers? You aren’t entitled to someone else’s seat. Traveling commercially sucks sometimes. That’s just a fact of life. [/quote]

DP. the other passengers need to get bumped from their seat and compensated if they paid for it. It’s a passenger safety issue for small children to be separated from their parents, both in terms of sitting next to strangers and in the event of an accident where the child would be unassisted and the parent would move heaven and earth to get to the child to evacuate etc. [b]DOT should do a regulation on this.[/b] kids under a certain age or anyone with special needs need to be seated next to caregiver. [/quote]

They started the rulemaking process for this very thing. But the new administration hates regulations. So I highly doubt it will become final. [/quote]

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