UK law bans airlines from charging parents to sit with children under 14
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- The UK government announced that, following Royal Assent of the Civil Aviation Bill, airlines operating in the UK must allow children under 14 to sit with a parent or accompanying adult without extra charge.
- The reform also requires airlines to correct simple name errors on bookings without fees, a change that could save families up to £104 on a return journey and avoid charges of up to £40 for minor name corrections, enhancing passenger flexibility.
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