If I could pay for child-free transport, I would.
> If they didn't, the human race would end.
> Oh, lastly, families need to travel, and bring their youngest members with them.
My parents reproduced exactly enough to replace themselves, and needed to travel great distances with their children, and still never once used an airplane. This was also very common among my peers growing up. It's ludicrous to suggest that the human race's survival depends on children routinely flying commercial to go on vacations.
True. Its not at all necessary to go on vacations. Required is a strong word, but I would say ability to move freely is somewhat of a basic human right. In the modern world, air travel is important given families are spread out, which necessitates air travel to allow families to see each other. Modern business requirements also often require air travel, and (speaking for myself) I have sometimes brought my daughter on business trips out of necessity or convenience.
I also wasn't saying the human race would end if people didn't go on family vacations, strictly that it would end if people didn't reproduce. so I'm saying, people should try to be ok with reproduction/kids (and therefore kids crying) if they care about the future of the human race.
The right of people with kids to travel with their kids is separate, but I think it follows.
Far short of that, first class on trans-oceanic tend to be kid-free or well-behaved kids at least. Domestic flights, first-class is less pricey and therefore more prone to having kids in it.
It looks like Wheels Up bought them: https://www.deltaprivatejets.com/
I realize that life has a lot of annoyances. Bad drivers, bad bosses, shit friends, and crying babies on flights. I'll never be able to filter them all out so instead I learn to hone my frustration and drive it away. I try to be stoic.
I'm not perfect and I still often get frustrated, but life has immensely improved because of it. You'll never be able to stop the entire world from annoying you, but you can stop your reactions to it.
you should consider as various circumstances arise that maybe they wanted kids without disabilities that cause the screaming, whining, and moaning and while you have to tolerate it they might have to live with it for the rest of their lives.
Maybe I'm just touchy though because I ran into someone with an attitude last week.
I am of the opinion that there are a lot of parents that wanted a baby but didn't really want to raise children.
Like a child that wants a kitten and then gets bored a year later when the kitten has turned into a cat.