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Want to fly next to your child? Prepare to pay
It’s not just enough to buy your airplane ticket anymore: Increasingly, along with checking baggage, airlines want you to pay extra to ensure a seat next to your travel companions, including your spouse or child.
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Want to fly next to your child? Prepare to pay
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