Japan Airlines Will Show Passengers Where Babies Are Seated So They Can Sit Far Away

Japan Airlines’ seating map shows where children under the age of two are during their flights. This move, which is part of the organization’s Smile Support travel service, is supposed to benefit everyone involved: it keeps children only near passengers who aren’t bothered by screaming and other disruptions, and puts passengers who want nothing to do with a fussy baby aisles away from young families who are sick and tired of angry looks.

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The feature has been met with mixed reactions online. Some fliers have been expressing relief

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While others have been saying that flying near a crying child is simply part of air travel and everyone should just get over it

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Here’s what others had to say about it

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