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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can't read the article but I have seen the issue come up on various boards. In my opinion, being a family or traveling with kids doesn't entitle you to special treatment. When I travel with my family I pay to pick seats, early check-in, extra space - whatever I think we might need. If you're not willing to pay for that then you can't afford the trip. Other travelers have also paid for those services and they don't owe you anything.[/quote] Your thought process is flawed. Only five years ago, these were basic accommodations part of customer experience. Not something you paid extra for. The fact that you think paying extra for them is acceptable is bizarre.[/quote]
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