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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The whole point is southwest wants your family to be able to sit together. They want you to board together after the special people who paid extra for group A so as not to anger them. When my kids were slightly older than the age cut off, we stood in our assigned boarding area, and the gate agent told us to go ahead and board with the families. They do not want to deal with kids sitting alone more than anyone else (well, except for the one bitter child-free PP above)[/quote]

Wow, nobody has ever told us to board with families! I always board in a low level panic that we won't find 2 seats together. My husband has had to sit separate from DS and I, but we always manage to get DS and I together.

Otherwise, I would expect someone to move for us. Only an idiot would think it's ok for a small child to sit next to a stranger on a plane. [/quote]

Only an idiot would think it's a stranger's responsibility to see that your kid is traveling in a way that is comfortable to him/you.   [/quote]

No really. You think it's cool for an 8 year old to sit next to strangers on a plane? Unsupervised? And what, you'd rather sit with the unsupervised kid that switch seats so he can sit with him parent? WHY? Please explain your reasoning. [/quote]

What is an 8 year old going to do on a plane that needs supervision?[/quote]

It isn’t always about the 8 year old but the people around them. Don’t be so naive. [/quote]

Your 8 year old is far less alluring than you think. [/quote]

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