would u pay 15-20% extra for flight tickets if it guaranteed no children on the plane, only adults
would u pay 15-20% extra for flight tickets if it guaranteed no children on the plane, only adults
Are children that bad? I’ve never had that bad of an experience with one yet, tho I guess I don’t fly a massive amount. Maybe I’m just lucky
depends on the length of the flight, if its international I would be willing to pay that but for domestic nah just throw on some headphones and watch something
100% if they are infants if they are like around 8-9yo they arent that annoying
I feel like i havent had any crazy bad experiences, just the regular screaming and kicking the back of my seat, but it also just isnt that deep. id lowk pay 15-20% less to have a flight with all screaming kids and families. even on like 13hrs flight its not that bad to put earplugs or noise cancelling headphones in and just sleep or relax
if they are small ass kids who dont cry and are chill asf
6-10 yo tend to be annoying as hell.
I would never pay for inter eu flights ever again
I have 0 idea how y'all travel within eu with luggage these mfs charge more than the ticket for baggage 🙄😩
they should give a combo package
No infants + baggage included
I did that when going to paris
But it's not like you can fit in too much baggage in a bag not because of weight but cause of size issues
U just adapt (or in my case just always somehow snuggle through the Ryanair checks even though my backpack is way too big)
okay let's consider this
If I'm taking a domestic flight, it costs around $385 CAD and $430 CAD
an int flight which costs $1,170 CAD to $1,180 CAD
and add 15-20%
Domestic Flights
Base Price: $385.00 to $430.00
15% to 20% Premium: +$57.75 to +$86.00
Total Adult-Only Ticket: $442.75 to $516.00
(Maybe I will pay this amount)
International Flights
Base Price: $1,170.00 to $1,180.00
15% to 20% Premium: +$175.50 to +$236.00
Total Adult-Only Ticket: $1,345.50 to $1,416.00
(Nope, a bit too expensive alr flying internationals)
Paying an extra 15-20% for a kids-free flight is worth it on a cheaper domestic trip (bumping $385-430 up to $442.75-516), but on international fares that premium adds up to $175-236 extra enough to make it a tougher when I'm already dropping over a grand.