Warning to Parents About Flight Rule for Babies

Parents with many kids should know about a flight rule that many people do not know.

A mom warned other parents about a rule when flying with babies after her twin babies could not sit in the same row.

Many people travel during summer holidays with their families, and some airlines offer cheaper fares for babies under two who do not need their own seat.

A mom named Savannah was surprised when she and her husband had to separate their twins on a flight due to a little-known rule.

Savannah shared on TikTok that two babies cannot sit in the same row, but they still found a way to play together.

The babies played together even though they were in different rows.

The reason for this rule is that there are only enough oxygen masks for the main passengers and one extra in each row.

Most airlines follow the same safety rules and precautions.

There are ways to get around this rule, such as buying an extra seat for one baby or using a car seat.

If both babies are lap babies, the closest they can sit is across the aisle or in the row in front or behind.

Only one lap baby is allowed per row on flights.

Some airlines require an extra adult if one adult is traveling with two babies, and one baby may need a safety-approved car seat.

Many people commented on Savannah's video, saying they had never heard of the rule before.

Some people said the rule should be included in flight disclaimers, and they were glad to know about it before their own trips.

Flight attendants commented to verify the rule, explaining that it is about having enough oxygen masks for everyone.

One person said that it depends on the type of aircraft and where the bassinets are located.

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