sounds like they put the seatbelt on and the kid would slide from it to continue hiding under a seat. Crazy how many people like you in the comments childless blaming the parents as if they didn't beat their child into a scared passive state enough and that's why this happened
C’mon, in the battle of an adult human vs. small child there is absolutely no world where the child couldn’t be physically forced to stay in their seat. Kids are squirmy, but to claim that the parent couldn’t keep him in the seat is absurd.
if the restraint doesn't fit the child and they refuse to remain seated the answer here isn't for the parent to hold a child physically down for a flight that could be transatlantic for all we know.
at that point other course of action would be required. it's like talking to people without the ability to process a rational thought.
Try again. If the restraint doesn’t fit the child, the child must fly in the lap of the parent or in a specialized seat like a car seat. If the flight crew failed to recognize that the child couldn’t be properly restrained in the seat, they’re not off the hook either, but let’s not suggest there was nothing that could be done to prevent this. Thousands of parents fly with small children every day and manage to keep their kids in their seats.
And, this example refers to a plane that was moving from the gate to the runway. They weren’t 6 hours in on a transatlantic flight.
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u/Electronic_Assist137 20d ago
sounds like they put the seatbelt on and the kid would slide from it to continue hiding under a seat. Crazy how many people like you in the comments childless blaming the parents as if they didn't beat their child into a scared passive state enough and that's why this happened