Malaysia Airlines has also stated that children under the age of may not travel in the seat upper deck economy section of the A"The economy seats on upper level will be allocated for business travellersPassengers accompanying children under years old age will be excluded from booking these seats."

SourceSuppliedFIRST it banned babies from first class, and now Malaysia Airlines has declared a child free zone on its Airbus AsThe child ban applies to the upper deck economy section of

Malaysia Airlines has decided to ban children from the top deck of its A planes, so that adults can travel in peace without ear piercing screamsThe carrier's modern double decker aircraft

Malaysia Airlines begins flying this whale of an aircraft July and is attempting to restrict families traveling with children to the all economy lower deckThe airline was the first last year

The marketing team at Malaysia Airlines has been busy turning a potential negative into a positive by spinning the carrier's ouster of children from the Airbus A's upper deck into a story about its new family friendly zone.

The A's sported eight open first class suites (later rebranded as business suites) at the front of the lower deck, with business class seats (in an outdated layout) on the upper deck and economy seats spread across both decks, with children under controversially banned from the small upper deck economy cabin.

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MAS bans infants and children from A upper deck economy Apr Malaysia Airlines has come out with yet another controversial decision making the upper deck economy cabin of its forthcoming

Baby ban A Malaysia Airlines Airbus A super jumbo aircraft, which will have infant free first class cabinsIn a remarks published on Twitter, Malaysia Airlines CEO and Managing Director

Malaysia Airlines will ban children from an entire floor of its double decker A aircraft, according to reports.