UK mandates free seat‑pairing for children under 14 on airlines
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- The United Kingdom has introduced a rule that airlines must seat children under 14 together with a parent or accompanying adult without charging an additional fee.
- Airlines have responded to the new requirement, indicating their positions on the policy change.
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