Quiet Zone in Air Asia X Flight

A unique policy of airline Air Asia X to destinations in China, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and Nepal. Exempt from certain rows of children.

This apparently went on the supplements may have been done by the airline Malaysia Airlines, through class cabin flight free kids last year.

Air Asia airline launch the policy since February 2013. Children under 12 years are prohibited from sitting in the first seven rows of the economy class on flights that purpose.

Quiet zone for passengers on a chair in the free children area are meant for passengers who want to silence during flight. Passengers who want it can opt-free child seat or Quiet Zone with an additional 35 to 110 ringgit Malaysia.

This additional cost depending on seat location. Seats with more leg room width would be more expensive. Free area children or so-called "Quiet Zone" has a rather dim lighting and are in a separate area from other areas on the plane.

This area will be separated by a delimiter and toilet. In theory, passengers will not hear the sound of passengers, including children who are in economy class on the back of the zone.

Quoting CNN.com news, Azran Osman-Rani of AirAsia X said the policy is only to facilitate the wishes of passengers, it does not mean children are not allowed to participate in the flight.

Because they remain valid fair by providing three bassinet in the economy class cabin.

Interesting indeed, although flights with crowd noise signifies kids holiday has arrived. The tour will be more festive.

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(Source CNN.com, Air Asia X, travelKompas /Image Air Asia X)