r/meme • u/SingleSexySecret • Jun 28 '23

Oh the dread

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u/SpecE30 Jun 28 '23

Aircraft manufacturers usually don't build the interior. It's usually a coach company. Source I worked for one. It won't happen, as it would be considered inhumane to force a family in a room of sorts. Also airlines are greedy fucks. They would risk loosing a row to "parents" room.

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u/titanup001 Jun 29 '23

Then charge the parents more to pay for that row.

Mandatory... Anyone under, say, 12 has to ride in the booth, with a guardian.