Which airlines are most baby-friendly?

United sucks, big time. Anyone have good experiences with any other airlines?

-L.

On 24 Aug 2004 00:07:24 -0700, (-L. wrote:

United sucks, big time. Anyone have good experiences with any other airlines?

-L.

Use Qantas or Emirates next time.
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On 24 Aug 2004 00:07:24 -0700, (-L. wrote:

United sucks, big time. Anyone have good experiences with any other airlines?

-L.

Use Qantas or Emirates next time.
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-L. : wrote:

United sucks, big time. Anyone have good experiences with any other airlines?

Saudi Arabian Airlines, 'Saudia'. They are the National Airline of
screaming babies.

-L. : wrote:

United sucks, big time. Anyone have good experiences with any other airlines?

Saudi Arabian Airlines, 'Saudia'. They are the National Airline of
screaming babies.

AJC wrote:
On 24 Aug 2004 00:07:24 -0700, (-L. wrote:

United sucks, big time. Anyone have good experiences with any other
airlines?

-L.

Use Qantas or Emirates next time.
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Virgin have a reputation for being child friendly- don't know if this
extends to babies though ;-)

Jan

AJC wrote:
On 24 Aug 2004 00:07:24 -0700, (-L. wrote:

United sucks, big time. Anyone have good experiences with any other
airlines?

-L.

Use Qantas or Emirates next time.
--==++AJC++==--


Virgin have a reputation for being child friendly- don't know if this
extends to babies though ;-)

Jan

I'm curious about how you define non-baby friendly and why United
"sucks."

Do "baby friendly" airlines provide sound proof containers for the
little darling when it goes on an extended scream? Do they provide
complimentary leashes to control the running toddlers who have escaped
from their comotose parents? Maybe super-strength paper towels to
clean up the spilled cokes? How about an etiquette book so parents
can learn about how to control their kids while in public places?

Since United is non-baby friendly, maybe that's why I frequently fly
them!


On 24 Aug 2004 00:07:24 -0700, (-L. wrote:

United sucks, big time. Anyone have good experiences with any other airlines?

-L.

I'm curious about how you define non-baby friendly and why United
"sucks."

Do "baby friendly" airlines provide sound proof containers for the
little darling when it goes on an extended scream? Do they provide
complimentary leashes to control the running toddlers who have escaped
from their comotose parents? Maybe super-strength paper towels to
clean up the spilled cokes? How about an etiquette book so parents
can learn about how to control their kids while in public places?

Since United is non-baby friendly, maybe that's why I frequently fly
them!


On 24 Aug 2004 00:07:24 -0700, (-L. wrote:

United sucks, big time. Anyone have good experiences with any other airlines?

-L.

(Henry) wrote in message . ..
-L. : wrote:

United sucks, big time. Anyone have good experiences with any other airlines?

Saudi Arabian Airlines, 'Saudia'. They are the National Airline of
screaming babies.

I'm looking more for info about domestic (US) airlines that have
changing tables on most of their planes, and larger seats that
accomodate safety seats. And before you rag on me about having a "lap
baby", we buy him a seat.

-L.