EU to ban airlines from charging parents to sit with their children
The EU's reform of passenger rights agreed on June 12 stopped short of more divisive changes.
EU to ban airlines from charging parents to sit with their children
The EU's reform of passenger rights agreed on June 12 stopped short of more divisive changes.
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