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Virginia Restaurant Latest to Ban Kids
imposed minimum-age requirements. Air Asia recently announced the Quiet Zone which doesn't allow kids under 12. Malaysia airlines has reportedly banned kids in first class for years, thought there's never been official word from the airline
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Finnair Catches Up to Social Seatingmedia information when checking onto a flight online and then choose their seatmate based on similar interests. Malaysia Airlines launched a similar program called "MHBuddy." Finnair's service only shows the customer's public Facebook profile
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Screaming Kids on Planes: Two Ideason board to suit its guests' individual needs and preferences." Got that? Meanwhile, another Asian carrier, Malaysia Airlines - does ban children outright. At least from the upper deck cabins on its A380 planes (and it's been doing this
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Are Pets or Kids Easier to Travel With?it's a little easier: All U.S. airlines accept kids but should you happen to find yourself in first class on Malaysia Airlines , look for your child in coach. That's right, no little ones are allowed in that carrier's elite seats and
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Airline Adds 'No Kids' Section
on the aircraft reserved for baby bassinets. One of those is immediately in front of the premium flat bed seats. Malaysia airlines has reportedly banned kids in first class for years, thought there's never been official word from the airline
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Is an Adults-Only Flight Worth the Money?believed there was actually a market for this service, they would find a way to monetize it. Only one airline, Malaysia Airlines , has a child-free seating zone, and it's just on one route, from Kuala Lumpur to London. And they don't
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Airline Passengers Pick Seats Based on 'Mood'
without disclosing any personal information. AirBaltic is the latest, but not the first, airline to experiment with social seating . KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Meet & Seat launched in January; Malaysia Airlines ' MHbuddy began last year.
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Babies on Planes: It's War!toddler and her family. Yep, they were kicked off the plane. At least they got on the plane, albeit briefly. Malaysia Airlines bans babies in first class. There's nothing about this on the carrier's website, but I hear it's been an
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Airline Will Let Passengers Choose Seatmates on Facebook, LinkedInincluding a failed company called AirTroductions, which offered an online dating service for frequent travelers. Malaysia Airlines is in the process of releasing a Facebook function that will allow passengers to see if they have friends booked
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A Restaurant to Ban Kids Under 6 -- Older Customers Complained About Rowdinessa place for young children ... and many, many times they have disturbed other customers." A few weeks ago, Malaysia Airlines announced that it would ban infants from flying in the first-class cabin because other passengers had complained
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Frommer's picks the top 10 airport lounges
table, an observation deck and a roof garden. Three other club lounges in foreign cities rounded out the top five: Malaysia Airlines ' Satellite Golden Lounge at the Kuala Lumpur airport, Lufthansa's First Class Lounge at the Munich airport and
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Frommer's picks top airport lounges
table, an observation deck and a roof garden. Three other club lounges in foreign cities rounded out the top five: Malaysia Airlines ' Satellite Golden Lounge at the Kuala Lumpur airport, Lufthansa's First Class Lounge at the Munich airport and
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Cell Phones on Airlines: Coming Soon to a Seat Near You?In 2008, Emirates Airlines became the first to let passengers make cell phone calls on select flights. Ryanair, Malaysia Airlines , British Airways and V Australia have all either done the same or considered it. Hanni says it's not a bad thing
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Tykes on a Planeildren will go to their waiting flight. But it was just an april fool's joke. Happy april fool's from west jet. Malaysia airlines isn't joking around, banning kids on certain flights and prohibiting them from sitting on the upper deck. It's
was just an april fool's joke. Happy april fool's from west jet. Malaysia airlines isn't joking around, banning kids on certain flights and prohibiting them from sitting on the upper deck. It's enough to make parents -
Airlines' Benefit Programs Make for Friendly Skiesfor this now apparently yet to airlines had just reached recently launched social seeding program to Thailand and Malaysia airlines now it's limited to just a few on each airline. So don't expect it to be on every single flight you're taking
airlines had just reached recently launched social seeding program to Thailand and Malaysia airlines now it's limited to just a few -- on each airline. So don't expect it to be on every single flight you're
