Government proposes ending fees for parents to sit with children on flights
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The government is considering a move to stop airlines from charging parents to sit next to their children during flights. Currently, parents can be charged up to £104 for a return journey to ensure seating together. This proposal aims to make air travel more affordable and family-friendly.
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