I wouldn't mind to see a quiet zone on SQ flights, I'm sure many business travellers would welcome the opportunity of some peace and quiet to work or relax, away from the disturbance of crying babies and uncontrollable toddlers.
AirAsia offers child-free ‘quiet zones’
http://www.traveldailymedia.com/1462...-‘quiet-zones’
AirAsia is now offering child-free ‘quiet zones’ on its long-haul flights.
Available across the entire network of the group’s long-haul subsidiary, AirAsia X, the new ancillary offering will see the first seven economy class rows (7-14), immediately behind the business class cabin, reserved for passengers travelling without children.
As well as being child-free, the quiet zone will feature soft lighting, intended to provide a “more relaxing cabin atmosphere”, according to the airline.
AirAsia offers child-free ‘quiet zones’
http://www.traveldailymedia.com/1462...-‘quiet-zones’
AirAsia is now offering child-free ‘quiet zones’ on its long-haul flights.
Available across the entire network of the group’s long-haul subsidiary, AirAsia X, the new ancillary offering will see the first seven economy class rows (7-14), immediately behind the business class cabin, reserved for passengers travelling without children.
As well as being child-free, the quiet zone will feature soft lighting, intended to provide a “more relaxing cabin atmosphere”, according to the airline.
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