Booked a holiday as a family of 4 but not sitting together?
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I booked a holiday package through love holiday for us 4 (2 adults, 2 young kids).
When I got the email confirmation through, the flights came in 2 emails rather than one. For some reason, i'm at one end of the plane with my daughter and my wife is at the other with my son.
Surely this should've just been booked as one and we would all be together?
I know you can pay £15 or whatever to book seats but I don't care where we are and assumed you book as a 4 so at the very minimum, your allocated seats are next to each other.
Of course if i'm in the wrong, i'll just have to pay even more money just to sit together but surely if the agent booked it as one, the seats would be together?
When I got the email confirmation through, the flights came in 2 emails rather than one. For some reason, i'm at one end of the plane with my daughter and my wife is at the other with my son.
Surely this should've just been booked as one and we would all be together?
I know you can pay £15 or whatever to book seats but I don't care where we are and assumed you book as a 4 so at the very minimum, your allocated seats are next to each other.
Of course if i'm in the wrong, i'll just have to pay even more money just to sit together but surely if the agent booked it as one, the seats would be together?
//j17 said:
If it bothers you, pay the extra to pick your seats.
If it doesn't, see who the children would rather sit with, swapping the parent sat with the children for part of the flight if it's a longer one.
The main reasons are that it's my 2 year olds first flight and her and her 6 year old brother are inseparable. We're going on a family holiday and being separated at the very beginning isn't my idea of a good start to our first family holiday. If it doesn't, see who the children would rather sit with, swapping the parent sat with the children for part of the flight if it's a longer one.
Paying £60 for the privilege after paying all the other crap isn't something I want to do.
k you!
98elise said:
It's amazing that there isn't a rule that a child under a certain age must be sat next to a responsible adult. What the hell happens in an emergency if you're sat 20 rows from your kid? Who's going to make sure they are belted in during take off, landing, and turbulence?
There is a rule. https://www.ryanair.com/gb/en/useful-info/travelli...
Anyone who ever thought any child not sitting next to a family member on a bloody plane is an absolute moron.
It's like years ago when men were separated from women and children.
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