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Reply to "NYTs Etiquette - "I Refused to Switch Seats on a Plane. Twice. Was I Wrong?""
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is interesting to hear that families who paid a premium to choose seats together with children got separated, as in all of my traveling, that never happened to me and my kids. I always paid the extra fee to ensure we sat together and regardless of the airline, That’s always been honored. That said, I have definitely been on airplanes where the flight attendants walk up and down the aisle looking for people to change seats to accommodate a family with small children. I always assumed that they did not pay the extra fee and that’s why that happened. But it looks like, from some of these responses, I might have been wrong in that assumption.[/quote] It happened to my family once. We always pay to select our seats and sit together. For some reason, the airline changed our seating and one of our kids was sitting alone. We were fortunate that they had no problem getting someone to switch. [/quote]
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