Overview
- The proposed rule would require airlines to seat parents with children 13 or younger without additional fees.
- Families would have the option for a refund or free rebooking if adjacent seats are unavailable at booking.
- The initiative is part of a broader effort to reduce 'junk fees' across various services, including flights and hotels.
- Currently, only Alaska, American, Frontier, and JetBlue have voluntarily stopped charging these fees.
- Airlines have pushed back against similar regulations, with some legal challenges ongoing.