UK to ban extra seat fees for families with children under 14
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- The UK government is preparing to remove the extra seat fee that families with children under 14 pay when they sit together, a charge that can be as high as £104 for round‑trip flights.
- The change will take effect after the Civil Aviation Bill becomes law and will be applied before the summer 2027 season, and the new rules will also permit free correction of simple name errors in ticket reservations.
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