funcinderella
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- Mar 24, 2004
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This happened to us on Delta song when it was around. Thing was, we had booked early and had seats together, but they canceled our flight and moved us to another one. I have twins who were 3 at the time, and they basically did nothing for us. There were 5 adults and 2 kids and we were all scattered around the plane. The kids, once in their seat, kept trying to turn around and call to us (I was trying to keep them still but what can you do?) One person offered to move, and then someone else asked their seatmate, would you please switch with them? So the kids ended up together with my MOm, but only by the passengers' doing. I don't think they were happy about it, so it was a bit uncomfortable, but Delta's fault, and they did nothing to try to help. Hopefully, one of those rows you are in will have 2 people that are travelling together, one will take the middle seat and give you an aisle to trade for. I know we always book an aisle and window, in the hopes that noone will take that middle seat; if they do, we always switch with them.
To those who mentioned not booking when you saw the seats, I don't think you can see what seats are available until after you have booked (I believe). So can't really blame the OP there...
ETA: at 24 hours some people might try to snag the exit row seats and open up some seats for you...
To those who mentioned not booking when you saw the seats, I don't think you can see what seats are available until after you have booked (I believe). So can't really blame the OP there...
ETA: at 24 hours some people might try to snag the exit row seats and open up some seats for you...