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Originally Posted by roadracer
I havent thought of that yet   , but maybe they should start with training so they dont make the situation worse, that might help, I am also thinking that maybe they should have like a small private 'emergency' area were a couple people could sit that are having problems like this, I dont know, I just think there has to be better ways to deal with it then turning the darn plane around and going back, just seems like overkill to me, it is a airplane, seems to me it does not make u-turns so well  |
I was thinking the same thing..., a quiet private room/area for anyone having issues of any sort.
I don't know but if I was the mother I would have tried to do all the seat belt tightening myself and not allowed anyone else to do it...
but I'm sure at some point the kid was on overload already...
so then the private quiet room would have been handy....
or-
Maybe even a tranquillizer or something might have been appropriate to have on hand for just this type of reason.
But a train is probably better option for the child anyway.