yeah but those planes are used only for short flights right?And some planes simply don't have a first class...unless those are on a separate plane entirely.
Most of my flights recently have been on Embraer 135 or 145 jets. It's just a cramped little tube with no separations - it's all just coach. I was also on a slightly larger one, something in the 190/195 family. Again, it's just solid coach.
So maybe that's it, the higher-class flights are kept separate. There's not a lot of room on those things for separate sections, or else the difference in first-class/business-class/coach is so minor that I didn't even notice it.
Doesnt bother me but Im not a DINK asshole
Benadryl. Pretty simple solution.
there's another thread about that kind, the one with the mother blocking the park exit :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:So what kind of asshole are you? :biggrin:
summarizes this thread quite nicelyFolks like the OP are special flowers who are being victimized by cruel heartless 1 year olds. We need laws to protect them since they have no other recourse. As they have decided not to have children in their private lives they should be protected from them in public too.
Or have a well behaved child. My wife took our son to see her family. He didn't even whine the whole trip and it had a layover too. He was 6 months old at the time.
Admittedly I don't have children, but I find it difficult to believe you can train behavior with a 6 month old. They don't have any understanding of right or wrong or why they are receiving a punishment or reward. Seems more likely that you just got lucky and have a baby that doesn't cry.
Once they get older I'm with you, though. Some kids clearly have parents who just don't care.
I had a parent change his kid's diaper on the seat across me on the plane.
The smell, the smell.D:
As if he couldn't use the changing table in the bathroom.
I should have picked up the diaper and rubbed his face in it.
You can't but most parents can learn what a 6 month old needs and meet those needs to minimize crying. Toddlers are more difficult because they are just learning cause and effect.
And some planes simply don't have a first class...unless those are on a separate plane entirely.
Most of my flights recently have been on Embraer 135 or 145 jets. It's just a cramped little tube with no separations - it's all just coach. I was also on a slightly larger one, something in the 190/195 family. Again, it's just solid coach.
So maybe that's it, the higher-class flights are kept separate. There's not a lot of room on those things for separate sections, or else the difference in first-class/business-class/coach is so minor that I didn't even notice it.
Folks like the OP are special flowers who are being victimized by cruel heartless 1 year olds. We need laws to protect them since they have no other recourse. As they have decided not to have children in their private lives they should be protected from them in public too.
You can't but most parents can learn what a 6 month old needs and meet those needs to minimize crying. Toddlers are more difficult because they are just learning cause and effect.
I think I'd rather be hurled from catapult toward my destination than fly in any class, and not because of children of a young age.
Go ahead, ATOT is listening, tell us what your issues are and we will gladly provide free counselling.
Did I mention free of charge?
I guess I should have elaborated. I use a manual wheelchair. Flying is the lamest, most demeaning experience. There's no way to get scanned by a machine, and no way to get to the restroom on the plane. So I can only fly hungry and dehydrated.
(BTW: it's from an old brain injury that only affects my balance, otherwise I'm fully functional.)
It's why I like Family Guy. Lots of white, gay and disabled jokes. I'm a triple winner! See, no therapy needed!
Well, you make a lot more sense now. I never realised people in wheelchair had it this tough to get on and travel on a plane. How do you think the problem could be solved?
Edit:
To qualify, i take care of a disabled person in a wheelchair once in awhile. I do have to take him to the bathroom when required. Is there room enough on a plane's bathroom for 2 people?