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Airlines charge family seating fees, so parents pay extra to sit with their kids, plus the safety risks Consumer Reports found.
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Should parents have to pay special fees to sit next to their children on flights?.
There are some fees that consumers are willing to accept.
Consumer Reports researched all the complaints lodged by consumers against airlines and one thing is certain: customer satisfaction is low on the list of priorities.
Traveling with children, especially those with special needs, is harrowing but having to pay more to sit together seems particularly egregious when safety is at stake.
Charging extra fees to sit together illustrates that airlines, like many big businesses, care about profit more than they care about their customers.
Excessive fees seem to be on the rise across all industries and we hope that consumers advocate for their rights when it comes to unfair fees or opaque billing practices.
** Based on a four-person reservation from New York to Miami.
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Seat selection fees vary widely.
According to Consumer Reports, children with medical needs are exposed to serious risk if they are not sitting next to a family member.
Excessive fees are on the rise across all industries.
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1 The Fees to Sit Together.
2 Families Separated on Flights.
3 The Safety Risks at Stake.
4 Profits Over People — What You Can.
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