Skift Asks: Would You Pay an Airline to Sit in a Child-Free Zone?
Skift Take
For U.S. flyers, children aren't the airborne scourge they're made out to be.
Editor's Note: Last month we launched a new weekly survey series Skift Asks to test out assumptions travel industry insiders have about various consumer travel issues, trying to bridge the disconnect between the industry and consumers. See previous Skift Asks here.
Important: The survey is not done on Skift readers, but general U.S. internet adult population, through Google Consumer Surveys.
A week ago Singapore Airlines' budget carrier Scoot Airlines introduced its "ScootinSilence" section, up to five rows of aircraf
