Airline Corendon Introduces Exclusive Child-Free Zone for Tranquil Flights
Seeking a peaceful flight experience free from the commotion of young travelers, Corendon airline has unveiled an innovative solution. The airline is introducing an 'Only Adult' zone on its A350 flights connecting Amsterdam and Curacao in the Dutch Caribbean, starting November 3 this year.
Spanning the front section of the aircraft, the exclusive zone encompasses nine 'XL' seats designed for extra legroom, along with 93 standard seats, as disclosed by Corendon. This dedicated area is meticulously separated from the rest of the plane through the implementation of partitions and curtains. This physical segregation fosters a serene and undisturbed environment, enhancing the tranquility of the flight.
Reserving a seat within the adult zone is available exclusively for passengers aged 16 and above. The pricing structure comprises 45 euros (£38/$48) for standard seats and 100 euros (£85/$107) for the more spacious XL zone.
Corendon elaborated on the purpose of the zone, stating that it caters to child-free travelers and business commuters who seek a tranquil backdrop for their journey. Simultaneously, the 'Only Adult' zone also offers a silver lining for parents traveling with children. Concerns about potential reactions from fellow passengers in case of child-related disruptions are eased.
Atilay Uslu, the founder of Corendon, highlighted the company's commitment to meeting diverse customer needs. He noted that Corendon is pioneering in its introduction of the 'Only Adult' zone, aiming to provide travelers with an enhanced sense of calm during their flights. Furthermore, Uslu expressed optimism about the positive implications for parents with young children, who can enjoy their flights without undue worry.
Corendon joins the ranks of other airlines that have implemented strategies to accommodate passengers desiring distance from younger companions. Notably, Scoot, a subsidiary of Singapore Airlines, introduced the 'ScootinSilence' seating option, allowing passengers to occupy a front section of the aircraft where under-12s are restricted. Additionally, Japan Airlines has integrated a feature into its booking system, indicating seats reserved for infants up to two years old.
In the pursuit of delivering tailored travel experiences, Corendon's innovative 'Only Adult' zone adds a new dimension to air travel, fostering a serene atmosphere for those seeking uninterrupted journeys.
- This article was written by The Vibes Life and reflects their own opinions and research.