Child-free zones on airline flights require careful marketing

SINGAPORE - In the region's fiercely competitive airline industry, "kid-free" (or "family-friendly") zones on flights are a recent value-added offering carriers are using to one-up each other. But the concept has the potential to backfire if the messaging is not handled sensitively.

by Racheal Lee

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