Summary
A Reddit post about a Delta Air Lines passenger's angry reaction to children crying on a flight has sparked online debate. People on Reddit are divided over whether it's reasonable to criticize parents when kids cry on flights.
Key Facts
- A Delta passenger complained about children crying on two flights, saying it should be illegal for young kids to fly unless necessary.
- The complaint was shared in a Reddit thread and led to a heated discussion.
- A survey by Kayak found that most travelers, 74%, understand bringing a baby on a flight.
- 90% of surveyed travelers believe it's not appropriate to confront other people's kids.
- Some Reddit users sympathized with parents, acknowledging they dislike the crying more than anyone else.
- Other users expressed frustration towards parents they felt were not trying to calm their children.
- Flight attendants sometimes had to wake parents who were not attending to their crying children.
- The topic sparked varied opinions, with some users angry at inattentive parents while others emphasized empathy.
