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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was annoyed when my 3 year old son and I were separated by 2 rows.  When I asked the attendant at the desk to put us together, she claimed she couldn't.  Another passenger offered her seat, and that was when the attendant announced that everyone must sit in their assigned seat, under no circumstance was anyone to trade seats.  Uhhh...won't fly with them again![/quote]

Wow, that is really ridiculous. I can't believe the flight attendant did that. What airline?

Why were you separated? Were you unable to get assigned seats at booking?

If this issue is important to you, you really should not book the flight unless you are able to book seats when you buy the flight.

I understand that sometimes families do book seats, and get moved, but families who just booked the flight and don't get seats and then expect people to move all around for them really need to think about what they're doing.

Choice seats are almost always available. If there's no seat assignment available, it is very possible the plane is overbooked and you might get screwed over. Go on another flight.

My sister doesn't take the time when booking to find flights with good seats. She refuses to pay for choice seats. And she doesn't check in 24 hours before. Then she gets to the airplane and expect people to move all around for her. People may have chosen that flight in order to get a good seat.[/quote]

Our original flight was delayed so missed the connector.  When they booked this particular flight the attendant said we would sit together but when we arrived at the gate, they had us sitting separately.  [/quote]

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