Also, why doesn’t the airline identify all the families at check-in and put them together in one section of the aircraft, much as they did with smokers in the old days?
C Edwards, St Helier
NOW THAT British Airways is back in the black, perhaps it could do something about its exorbitant fares to Bermuda. Prices are often more than double those to the US eastern seaboard, even though the flight distances are more or less the same.
Could it possibly be that BA has the island all stitched up, being the sole European airline flying there? I am sure that the Bermuda tourist board would welcome more realistic prices.
R Bracewell, Burnley