By Andrea Hargraves 
Goodbye flights with screaming babies. Here comes the seats reserved for people over 16 years of age
Corendon Dutch Airlines will fly with reserved areas on aircraft for adults. You will have to pay extra for peace of mind, of course.
Planes will be able to count on an airline without children under the age of 16.
Soon, you may be taking a plane and taking longer to find your seat. Yes, the boarding process can get longer – and flights are smoother. Confused? We explain.
Besides business class rows, you’ll find a few Intended for passengers over 16 years of age – separated by walls or curtains from the rest. Everything to ensure the most peaceful and serene trip toPassengers who do not have children or are traveling on a business trip.
From November 3, Dutch airline Corendon will start flying with these regions Restricted to aircraft, where children cannot occupy seats. The first test will be conducted on the road that connects Amsterdam in the Netherlands to the island of Curaçao in the Caribbean Sea.
The area for adult passengers will include 93 Standard seats and 9 XL seats. Passengers who book a ticket in one of these seats will have to pay an additional amount. ranging from 45 € And 100 euros depending on the selection you make.
Corendon Dutch Airlines is the first airline to create a dedicated area for passengers over the age of 16. However, Scoot, a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, has been providing a similar service for more than 10 years.
In the “Silent Launch” section, only children 12 years and over are allowed to fly. In the case of Japan Airlines, when making an online reservation, the website indicates which seats can be occupied by children up to two years of age.
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