Airline Offers 'Child Free Zones' On All Flights World Rejoices

If you hail from, or are planning to travel in the US soon, we’ve got some good news for you. Budget airline IndiGo just announced that they’ll be introducing ‘Quiet Zones’ on all their flights.

So long to the days of screaming kids kicking your seats, pulling your hair and delaying your flight to paradise (or work). Yes, controversial it may be, but many travellers and oodles of airlines say that the ‘adult-space only’ trend gives hard-working business travellers a better opp to get their work finished, or more importantly, have a nap between meetings. Some however, are not happy, especially parents.

This is the first US carrier to have introduced the change. International airlines including the likes of Malaysia Airlines, Air Asia and Scoot airline from Singapore, have already introduced similar policies over the last few years.
As you can imagine, several people took to twitter to express their joy at the news, some even saying they would pay (yes, pay) for the option:

https://twitter.com/Jensola14/status/866260379063787520

https://twitter.com/MelJenGonzalez/status/863870281856712704

https://twitter.com/callmesokrates/status/817553065200873472

https://twitter.com/ChrisPips/status/791543341389320192
Others, were pretty peeved off:

https://twitter.com/Linela22/status/632742619249025028?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw&ref_url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.travelandleisure.com%2Fairlines-airports%2Fchild-free-zones-on-airplanes

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