How to remain a popular passenger on a flight to India

A study carried out by HolidayExtras.com found that unruly children were the biggest annoyance to fellow passengers when flying to their holiday in India and other locations.

By Southall Travel -Monday, July 13, 2009 05:44 PM

How to remain a popular passenger on a flight to India

A study carried out by HolidayExtras.com found that unruly children were the biggest annoyance to fellow passengers when flying to their holiday in India and other locations.

Other people who cause irritation on flights include people who arrive late to board the plane, passengers who take up the most room in the overhead storage compartments and those who make a lot of noise eating or coughing.

"We can all get stressed when flying, but maybe we should have a bit of sympathy for those poor parents struggling to cope with young children," explained Mike Whiting, managing editor at the company.

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