Government Plans Ban on Charges for Parents Sitting With Children The government says it will seek to ensure parents cannot be charged for sitting next to their children...
The government says it will seek to ensure parents cannot be charged for sitting next to their children on planes.
The proposed change depends on new powers receiving approval in Parliament. Until that approval is secured, the government has not said that the restriction is already in force.
The move would address charges linked to parents choosing seats beside their children during flights. The available information does not specify when the powers could take effect or how airlines would be required to apply them.
Parliament must consider the proposed powers before the government can deliver the stated change. The outcome of that process will determine whether parents receive protection from these charges.
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