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pretty easy to see who has kids on here and who does not
That is correct. You should not be able to fly if you cannot manage your child's behavior. Most mothers and fathers have the skill to quiet their crying child in a reasonable amount of time. If a parent is at least trying to quiet the child, that goes a long way. Unmanageable children are created at home, not on airplanes. If you can't manage them, please don't bring them; and please don't bring them to the restaurant or movie theater either.Interesting... so I shouldn't be allowed to travel if I have a kid?
I do the best I can to keep my child quiet, but more than likely the first time he is on an airplane he is probably going to cry because it is a new experience, and he will be scared. I will gladly appologize to anyone sitting next to me and will probably try to seat myself in an area of the plane that is as open as possible... but give me a break, kids cry!
If you don't like it, buy a first class ticket where kids aren't allowed! But I have traveled next to many a crying child and I don't let it bother me because it is a fact of life.
Get over yourself...
You may be accustomed to other guys "blowing you", but I am not that type. Your interest in having sexual relations with me is flattering yet quite disgusting, but no thanks. Furthermore, if you are trying to quell your big mouth baby's crying, then you are not liable for the excruciating discomfort that is being endured by those around you. Don't rely on the compassion of other travellers to put up with your lazy parenting. So, go fly a kite dimwit.sunlitpath, if my kid starts crying, I don't wait, I am immediately heading somewhere with him, back of the church, out of the restraunt etc, and he's only one year old and can't be expected to know when he should or shouldn't be crying, so blow me...
Working in the airline industry has taught me how sh!tty our FA's are treated and would never expect someone else to take care of or deal with my child. This is also why I have chosen not to travel with him to this point. However, I would hope that someone would have compassion and not think that I am a horrible person if my child is crying, because I will be doing everything I can to comfort him, keep him quiet and avoiding disturbing those around me.
If that is not acceptable to you, I really don't give a F^ck.
I'm pretty sure Delta policy at least for non-rev travel is that children have to be at least 6 years of age to be listed in first class, like I said, haven't gone anywhere, but have played with some listings and I know I can't list for 1st with my son...