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Crying babies on shorthaul is fine, but when you need to sleep on longhaul flights it can be a nightmare.
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Crying babies on shorthaul is fine, but when you need to sleep on longhaul flights it can be a nightmare.
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An onboard creche, thats the answer.......
I think the main problem is the parents, often inadequately prepared for travelling with children or having lacked discipline with children now wonder why they won't sit in one seat.
Good tips for travelling are to select seats ahead of time, pre-book child meals and bassinet seats etc. Try to make the travelling as casual and relaxed as possible, because if the parents are stressed the kids will feel that.
Don't let the children sleep much before flying, and let them run around a lot and tour the terminal and look at the airplanes.
Bring some small toys or games to entertain the children. Bring some boiled sweets, or for younger children a bottle of water to drink during climbing and descending to help the ears equalise.
Bring a pillow or something and let the kids sleep for the flight.
If the children get restless take them for a walk up and down the aircraft.
hi RickyR, thats a tip for me.
As am travelling soon with two kids ages 6 and 3 and was worrying about these things like tantrums and all now at least i have got an idea what to do with them on board. I dont want to disturb other people coz of this. tnx.
My kids never gave any problems, and my youngest slept virtually all the way (as a baby)...not a sound out of him.
I'd rather they had a 'drunk-free zone'....much more annoying than kids.
Completely agree graham, I've had a few problems with drunks on flights and both of the most serious occasions have been on the KL803 to Manila, oh yes and the one time I flew Thomson...
. I personally don't drink anymore when I fly, since it seems to give the worst hangovers ever.
Sand in every crevice ?
No thanks !
Totally agree Graham i flew with Lufthansa a few yrs ago.....I also encountered trouble with two drunk Germans on a flight to Manila who were delibratley putting there knees in the back of my seat....Three times i ask them to stop but all i got were grins,The fourth time this happened i lost my rag & threatened to deck one of them,Sufficient to say they stopped after this & i never heard a peep from then until we landed in Manila.
I have never travelled with Lufthansa since as they are well known for drunk passengers on board
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I had my kids with me, and the was stopping them from sleeping.
A quick biff on the nose outside the toilet soon cured him.
If the staff had seen it they would have thanked me, because they'd had enough of him too.
Nice one Graham...Sometimes that is the only thing these understand
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