When yet another Asian airline announced last month that it was introducing child-free zones, it got a mixed response from the general public.
Singapore Airlines’ budget airline Scoot is banning children under 12 from its "Scootinsilence" cabins, located behind business class and with more leg room than economy. Passengers can upgrade to the zone for £9.
Rival Asian budget carrier AirAsia X introduced a similar child-free zone on its flights earlier this year.
So, what does the travel industry think of the move?
In our latest Mole Poll, we asked you: Budget airline introduces child-free zone. Good idea?
And with 80% saying yes, and 20% saying no, it seems the majority of you are all for it.
Will more airlines be following suit? Watch this space…
