THE FRIENDLY SKIES — Japan Airlines has announced a new online booking option that everyone can get onboard with—a tool that lets you see where the little screaming ones will be seated. <br />According to the Guardian, when passengers with mini-mees between eight days and two years old reserve seats, a child icon automatically shows up on the seat plan. <br />This allows people that would rather not have to listen to the oh-so-pleasant sounds of a crying kid blasting into their ear for an entire long-haul flight the option to get as far away as possible. <br /><br />The Guardian reported that JAL was also quick to mention that the new god-sent option did not guarantee passengers would be totally out of earshot. <br />Japan Airlines website also said the icon won't show for customers that book their flight through a third party or if they are part of a tour group, or if there's a last-minute change of aircraft. <br />All Nippon Airways has also been offering the whaling wee ones seating plan for a while now. <br />Reaction on social media was predictable from those praising the move to others outraged and shocked. <br />Anyways, when are they going to release the seating plan to see where all the large people are sitting?
