Most airlines allow passengers to select their own seats for a fee, but what happens if you want to change your seat after ...

For those jetting off without little ones, the possibility of sitting next to your travel mates hinges on individual airline ...

The reminders come via the airlines websites, in FAQ sections, ahead of UK tourists flying abroad this spring and summer.

Airlines have different policies in place for booking seats in advance to make sure you can sit with your family or friends ...

However, airline staff enforce strict rules against ... they encourage customers to reserve their preferred seating in advance. On Jet2 flights, seats directly across the aisle, or immediately ...

Jet2 does not explicitly ban seat swapping on planes, but they do encourage any passengers and families that wish to sit ...

Airlines have different seat-allocation policies and many will charge additional fees for passengers wanting to be placed ...

Each airline has their own rules on this practice of swapping seats. Jet2 does not explicitly ban seat swapping on planes, but they do encourage any passengers and families that wish to sit ...

Some airlines will seat people together free of charge so paying extra to secure your seat might be unnecessary ...

For those travelling without children, the likelihood of sitting next to your friends or family can vary depending on the airline's policy, reports the Mirror. Some airlines, including British Airways ...

However, airline staff enforce strict rules against ... where passengers are instructed by the cabin crew to change seats. Jet2 passengers are recommended to pre-book their seats if they wish ...