Screaming children are the worst aspect of air travel for almost 68 percent of passengers, a new survey has revealed.
Screaming children are the worst aspect of air travel for almost 68u00a0percent of passengers, a new survey has revealed.
According to the flight etiquette survey by the survey by the travel deals website,u00a0passengers would not be bothered if a couple decided to join the mile high club on theiru00a0flight, with three out of four moving to another toilet if they saw a couple entering au00a0cubicle together.
Only eight per cent would complain to a flight attendant, News.com.au reported.The Travelzoo Australia survey, which took into consideration nearly 2,500 people, revealedu00a0that almost 94 per cent of respondents think it is OK to breastfeed on a plane and 67 peru00a0cent thought it was fine to take shoes off.
Bringing hot takeaway food on a flight was another turn off, with eight in ten saying thatu00a0it was unacceptable.
