Passenger Gives Birth On ITA Airways Flight To Rome — Airline’s First Baby Born Onboard [Roundup]

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  1. Gee. What an inconvenient birth. On a plane to the European Union. Who would have guessed.

    Just saying as a colourful person…

  2. “If I wanted to pay for a checked bag I would’ve but I paid specifically for my bag to be w me!” So, I assume he’s arguing he paid for regular Y, when he could have booked a cheaper BE seat. But, BE allows only a personal item and it costs you $75 if you show up with a carryon (which get checked). Did he compare Y to BE or Y to BE+$75? The latter is correct if he had a carryon bigger than the under seat size.
    Anyway, yes, I’m 100% on the “this happens too often” side on too-early forced checking of carryons.

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