Maybe if the Airlines obeyed the rules this wouldn't be a problem.
https://www.caa.co.uk/Blog-Posts/Are...-comfortably-/
https://www.caa.co.uk/Blog-Posts/Are...-comfortably-/
Some people assume they have to pay for reserved seating when they book a flight to ensure family groups sit together, but is this actually necessary? In a word, no! CAA guidance is quite clear
Airlines are expected to sit family groups together when they check-in for their flight, either at the desk in the terminal or in advance at home online. This is particularly the case if the group contains a child under 12, who should be seated in the same seat row segment as an accompanying adult. If this is not possible for any reason then the child has to be seated no more than one seat row away. This can happen if a single adult is travelling with three or more children, for example. On larger, twin aisle, aeroplanes children should not be seated more than one seat row or aisle away from an accompanying adult.
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