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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OK SO I guess the Flight Attendants are stuck with entitled parents who beleive that others should feel compelled to give up their seats. HOWEVER other passengers on the plane ARE NOT obligated to give up their seats. Maybe if we all stood firm and refused to give up our seats parents would stop acting like spolied entitled twits.[/quote]you are an idiot
In a shared space you are obligated to observe the common curtesy code of conduct and be polite and considerate and attentive to others. It is a big red flag for someone to not act according to that and that is the kind of behavior airport security staff is on the lookout for.
Afterall, you are on the plane just a short period of time. If you cannot behave then the flight is better off withiut you.
I suggest you drive instead of fly[/quote]

Here we go with the entitle behavior AGAIN. I have my seat I'm not the one causing the problem or "disruption" remember. You are the one that does not have yours next to your child. Perhaps YOU should drive instead of fly so that you can be in more control of your situation/surroundings!

And you are correct, yes in a shared space you probably should observe common courtesy. I find it interesting that parents expect to receive "common courtesy" but don't expect to abide by this unspoken rule themselves. i.e allowing your child to kick the back of a seat during the flight or stand up in your lap and play in the back of my hair.[/quote]

I do not allow my child to do these things. But if I am sitting five rows behind him (he's 2.5), I can't exactly stop him, can I? This is the whole point-- small children NEED supervision. But the burden should really be on the airlines not to use extortion by forcing people to pay just to supervise their kid. It is not the problem of fellow passengers, but sometimes they can help out. [/quote]

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