Delta wants to know if my upgrade to Economy Comfort was worth - TopicsExpress

Delta wants to know if my upgrade to Economy Comfort was worth it.... Well, the leg room was nice but the three tantrum screeching seat kicking children in the Economy Comfort row behind me was not. Ive traveled with young children and I expect an occasional outburst BUT not consistently for 3 hours. Lack of discipline at home causes bad behavior in public. If those children had some discipline, it would not have carried on for such an extended period of time. I suspect they were upgraded for free because the seats were empty shortly before boarding. Bonus- the dad just sat there with his headphones on ignoring the entire situation while Mom was trying to reason with a 18-24 month old. Please, keep breeding cause you are doing Stupendous job- emphasis on stupid!

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