UK airlines barred from charging parents

The UK government plans to ban airlines from charging parents extra to sit with children under 14, requiring airlines to seat them together free of charge. The change aims to address small fees seen as unfair, such as charges for booking name corrections or reserved seats, with the goal of implementing the rule before next summer's holidays. Current fees for family seating can reach up to £104 for a return trip, prompting criticism from consumer advocates.

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