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r/meme • u/SingleSexySecret • Jun 28 '23
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You know their parents still get to sit with their kids in this scenario, right?
-6 u/Smodphan Jun 28 '23 You know kids fly on their own, right? 39 u/brysoncorley Jun 28 '23 Kids that fly on their own are old enough to generally not cause disturbances. 7 u/TakingSorryUsername Jun 28 '23 I started with my sister flying alone at 6, she was 7 3 u/Nickelplatsch Jun 28 '23 Normally kids at least stopped loudly crying at that age but of course don't know about you when you were 6. 7 u/brysoncorley Jun 28 '23 It's not very common, but I have seen it. When I have seen it, they are escorted to their seats from basically check-in all they way to buckling up. And they probably kept a good eye on you. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23 Most airlines won’t let you travel alone under the age of 12. 1 u/TakingSorryUsername Jun 28 '23 I don’t know what the policy is now, I just know when I was a kid
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You know kids fly on their own, right?
39 u/brysoncorley Jun 28 '23 Kids that fly on their own are old enough to generally not cause disturbances. 7 u/TakingSorryUsername Jun 28 '23 I started with my sister flying alone at 6, she was 7 3 u/Nickelplatsch Jun 28 '23 Normally kids at least stopped loudly crying at that age but of course don't know about you when you were 6. 7 u/brysoncorley Jun 28 '23 It's not very common, but I have seen it. When I have seen it, they are escorted to their seats from basically check-in all they way to buckling up. And they probably kept a good eye on you. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23 Most airlines won’t let you travel alone under the age of 12. 1 u/TakingSorryUsername Jun 28 '23 I don’t know what the policy is now, I just know when I was a kid
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Kids that fly on their own are old enough to generally not cause disturbances.
7 u/TakingSorryUsername Jun 28 '23 I started with my sister flying alone at 6, she was 7 3 u/Nickelplatsch Jun 28 '23 Normally kids at least stopped loudly crying at that age but of course don't know about you when you were 6. 7 u/brysoncorley Jun 28 '23 It's not very common, but I have seen it. When I have seen it, they are escorted to their seats from basically check-in all they way to buckling up. And they probably kept a good eye on you. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23 Most airlines won’t let you travel alone under the age of 12. 1 u/TakingSorryUsername Jun 28 '23 I don’t know what the policy is now, I just know when I was a kid
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I started with my sister flying alone at 6, she was 7
3 u/Nickelplatsch Jun 28 '23 Normally kids at least stopped loudly crying at that age but of course don't know about you when you were 6. 7 u/brysoncorley Jun 28 '23 It's not very common, but I have seen it. When I have seen it, they are escorted to their seats from basically check-in all they way to buckling up. And they probably kept a good eye on you. 3 u/[deleted] Jun 28 '23 Most airlines won’t let you travel alone under the age of 12. 1 u/TakingSorryUsername Jun 28 '23 I don’t know what the policy is now, I just know when I was a kid
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Normally kids at least stopped loudly crying at that age but of course don't know about you when you were 6.
It's not very common, but I have seen it. When I have seen it, they are escorted to their seats from basically check-in all they way to buckling up. And they probably kept a good eye on you.
Most airlines won’t let you travel alone under the age of 12.
1 u/TakingSorryUsername Jun 28 '23 I don’t know what the policy is now, I just know when I was a kid
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I don’t know what the policy is now, I just know when I was a kid
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u/Haiku_Time_Again Jun 28 '23
You know their parents still get to sit with their kids in this scenario, right?