What he *actually* said was that there should be *one* flight offered without babies.
mlg1981 on
Very David from Schitt’s Creek coded
Moldyfrenchtoast on
Planes are public transportation, and babies are members of the public. This debate is so tired, babies are gonna be on planes whether you like it or not.
Angry1980Christmas on
He’s saying they should offer a service without babies. That’s fine. He’s not saying babies shouldn’t exist. Calm down.
bennywhiite on
adults on planes are 100x more annoying than crying babies
Rrmack on
As someone who has flown with a 1 year old mulitple times I support it. Then if someone is bothered enough to actually say something about a baby (which has never happened to me), you can just say “should have paid for the baby free flight”
secretariats on
Having suffered through a cross-country red-eye flight with a wailing baby, I can’t say I hate the idea
susire on
As someone who’s gone on multiple, necessary, international flights with my own babies: let there be one flight if it’ll stop people from complaining. Hell, make it two. Someone should found an airline that prohibits babies. But no one will cause who’s that much of a misanthrope??
But I’d still buy a ticket haha
Low-Appointment-2906 on
The hurt feelings are so funny to me. Some people really don’t do well with noise, this would be a perfect solution.
buzzfeed_sucks on
Lmao he also said this on a talk show recently. He’s not wrong.
delcondelcon on
i’ll never get (that) angry at a child for kicking seats and misbehaving but I WILL get angry at a parent who refuses to get them in line. don’t make a stranger yell at your child, what are we doing here lol
OriginalSchmidt1 on
I watched all of Big Mistakes while recovering from wisdom tooth surgery and it was fantastic!! Couldn’t recommend more!! Dan Levy is hilarious and I hope he does a zillion more projects (if he wants to)
skyla-liletta on
Airlines will charge extra to be the parent with baby on the flight and extra to be on the no baby flight
QueenOfTheSIipstream on
His smile at the very very end is just a split second flash of his dad.
Outrageous_Star_5234 on
I have a baby and I support this
greennurse0128 on
I second watching Big Mistakes!
thelittlemiss on
As a parent, and a fan, I say yes. Offer one flight a day with no babies. Adults have sensory issues too and I don’t think having one option is a big deal.
LadyKT on
i would one million percent choose a “kid friendly” flight if they offered them. it would hopefully be filled with people that can tolerate it fine and you also wouldn’t experience as much judgement.
coolcat_228 on
i agree! he’s just saying one flight offered (likely extra charge) for adults/decently old kids (5+) would be great. he’s not saying ban babies from public spaces
Own-Importance5459 on
I stand by him 100%
penelopepfeather on
This video made me google how tall Dan Levy is. (5’11”)
Formal_Chance_4266 on
He’s so right…stay funny diva
1420cats on
Babies aren’t even that bad. I’ve noticed some cultures will NOT tell their 5-9 year old age range children to settle down, stop kicking the seats, use headphones, or clean up after themselves.
Particular-Jacket-92 on
I’m sure people who make their children their entire identity will be totally normal about this.
celebritiesarentgods on
The way she flops that microphone around for him to chase with his face is so irritating to me lmao
mrspremise on
Last time I took the plane with my then 7 months old, he was quiet for the whole flight. He fell asleep in my arms right before landing.
We had to get off last to get our stroller. While we were sitting patiently in our seat, a boomer and his wife passed next to us and declared loudly while getting into my sleeping baby’s face: YOU WERE NOT AS BAD AS WE TOUGHT YOU WOULD BE YOU DIDN’T CRY CONGRATS” and then managed to wake up my baby who cried in my arms during the lugage and customs.
Yes, babies are sometimes a pain during flights, but I hate even more the people that loudly sighs and do those kinds of comments when they see you coming.
satellitemindd on
Girl, steady the microphone if you’re interviewing someone. He shouldn’t be trying to follow the mic like that, it was so distracting
sashie_belle on
I feel bad for the parents traveling with this infants who will likely cry at some point in the flight. And in my experience, drunk people on flights are usually a bigger problem.
Pennylane1520 on
He’s adorable. Also, I think there should be an area of every event with no babies/kids. Over it. Respectfully.
RaineeeshaX on
Great idea add pets to that list
ContestSignificant44 on
Parents are so annoying. He didn’t say that babies can’t exists or fly, he said he wishes there was a flight option with no babies… I miss the day when I could go to breweries and pubs without babies screaming and kids running around. I love kids by the way, I just don’t understand this new obsession with parents needing to bring their kids everywhere… Our friends got mad because a new bar opened and it was child free.. Our town has 2 child free places, that is it. You can take them everywhere else, let us have something.
taternators on
As someone who had to sit next to a parent with their baby on their lap in a crowded, 10 hour flight, BOTH WAYS, I support this.
And let me be very clear, I feel really bad for parents. With how much airlines keep smushing seats together, it’s just not feasible for 3 people to sit in those seats PLUS a baby.
Katearoonie11 on
As a parent, I literally don’t blame him. Make baby-free flights for people who don’t want to be stuck in a metal tube in the sky with a wailing baby AND make flights specifically for people travelling with babies/small children so we don’t have to deal with the stress of disturbing the rest of the plane on top of the baseline stress of travelling with kids. Win-win as far as I’m concerned
Ok-Phrase1652 on
My husband and I flew with our 7 month old twice in the past month. Fortunately, he’s a really easygoing kid, but it’s a lot of work to keep a child that young calm. Worth it, because people are much kinder and accommodating when it shows that you’re an active parent with a happy child, but a lot of work. Parents should not let their kids run amok on planes.
Meliora_ on
I love sm his expressions lol
ColtMcChad69 on
As if I needed more proof that he (and all the Levys) is one of the coolest in Hollywood
Eroom2013 on
If you fly enough that babies are an issue, lucky you.
NYC_Star on
I’m currently holding my baby and I 1000% agree.
Successful_Buffalo_6 on
I flew one time when my boy was a baby and omg I felt crazy self conscious and paranoid about it. He was the only baby on the flight, and I swore people were cutting their eyes at us as I struggled down the aisle with his car seat and him and all our stuff. I was so relieved he didn’t cry or make a fuss for the whole flight! All that to say, that I think a baby free flight would be a great service—for both childfree folks and anxious first time mom’s with babies! Everybody wins!
just_another_classic on
Every time this comes up, I say the same thing: If this were financially feasible, airlines would do it. The fact that they don’t highlights that they do not believe there is enough demand.
helloworlditisme261 on
Omg yes please! I would pay extra to not be around any crying children on a flight lol
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He is so funny
What he *actually* said was that there should be *one* flight offered without babies.
Very David from Schitt’s Creek coded
Planes are public transportation, and babies are members of the public. This debate is so tired, babies are gonna be on planes whether you like it or not.
He’s saying they should offer a service without babies. That’s fine. He’s not saying babies shouldn’t exist. Calm down.
adults on planes are 100x more annoying than crying babies
As someone who has flown with a 1 year old mulitple times I support it. Then if someone is bothered enough to actually say something about a baby (which has never happened to me), you can just say “should have paid for the baby free flight”
Having suffered through a cross-country red-eye flight with a wailing baby, I can’t say I hate the idea
As someone who’s gone on multiple, necessary, international flights with my own babies: let there be one flight if it’ll stop people from complaining. Hell, make it two. Someone should found an airline that prohibits babies. But no one will cause who’s that much of a misanthrope??
But I’d still buy a ticket haha
The hurt feelings are so funny to me. Some people really don’t do well with noise, this would be a perfect solution.
Lmao he also said this on a talk show recently. He’s not wrong.
i’ll never get (that) angry at a child for kicking seats and misbehaving but I WILL get angry at a parent who refuses to get them in line. don’t make a stranger yell at your child, what are we doing here lol
I watched all of Big Mistakes while recovering from wisdom tooth surgery and it was fantastic!! Couldn’t recommend more!! Dan Levy is hilarious and I hope he does a zillion more projects (if he wants to)
Airlines will charge extra to be the parent with baby on the flight and extra to be on the no baby flight
His smile at the very very end is just a split second flash of his dad.
I have a baby and I support this
I second watching Big Mistakes!
As a parent, and a fan, I say yes. Offer one flight a day with no babies. Adults have sensory issues too and I don’t think having one option is a big deal.
i would one million percent choose a “kid friendly” flight if they offered them. it would hopefully be filled with people that can tolerate it fine and you also wouldn’t experience as much judgement.
i agree! he’s just saying one flight offered (likely extra charge) for adults/decently old kids (5+) would be great. he’s not saying ban babies from public spaces
I stand by him 100%
This video made me google how tall Dan Levy is. (5’11”)
He’s so right…stay funny diva
Babies aren’t even that bad. I’ve noticed some cultures will NOT tell their 5-9 year old age range children to settle down, stop kicking the seats, use headphones, or clean up after themselves.
I’m sure people who make their children their entire identity will be totally normal about this.
The way she flops that microphone around for him to chase with his face is so irritating to me lmao
Last time I took the plane with my then 7 months old, he was quiet for the whole flight. He fell asleep in my arms right before landing.
We had to get off last to get our stroller. While we were sitting patiently in our seat, a boomer and his wife passed next to us and declared loudly while getting into my sleeping baby’s face: YOU WERE NOT AS BAD AS WE TOUGHT YOU WOULD BE YOU DIDN’T CRY CONGRATS” and then managed to wake up my baby who cried in my arms during the lugage and customs.
Yes, babies are sometimes a pain during flights, but I hate even more the people that loudly sighs and do those kinds of comments when they see you coming.
Girl, steady the microphone if you’re interviewing someone. He shouldn’t be trying to follow the mic like that, it was so distracting
I feel bad for the parents traveling with this infants who will likely cry at some point in the flight. And in my experience, drunk people on flights are usually a bigger problem.
He’s adorable. Also, I think there should be an area of every event with no babies/kids. Over it. Respectfully.
Great idea add pets to that list
Parents are so annoying. He didn’t say that babies can’t exists or fly, he said he wishes there was a flight option with no babies… I miss the day when I could go to breweries and pubs without babies screaming and kids running around. I love kids by the way, I just don’t understand this new obsession with parents needing to bring their kids everywhere… Our friends got mad because a new bar opened and it was child free.. Our town has 2 child free places, that is it. You can take them everywhere else, let us have something.
As someone who had to sit next to a parent with their baby on their lap in a crowded, 10 hour flight, BOTH WAYS, I support this.
And let me be very clear, I feel really bad for parents. With how much airlines keep smushing seats together, it’s just not feasible for 3 people to sit in those seats PLUS a baby.
As a parent, I literally don’t blame him. Make baby-free flights for people who don’t want to be stuck in a metal tube in the sky with a wailing baby AND make flights specifically for people travelling with babies/small children so we don’t have to deal with the stress of disturbing the rest of the plane on top of the baseline stress of travelling with kids. Win-win as far as I’m concerned
My husband and I flew with our 7 month old twice in the past month. Fortunately, he’s a really easygoing kid, but it’s a lot of work to keep a child that young calm. Worth it, because people are much kinder and accommodating when it shows that you’re an active parent with a happy child, but a lot of work. Parents should not let their kids run amok on planes.
I love sm his expressions lol
As if I needed more proof that he (and all the Levys) is one of the coolest in Hollywood
If you fly enough that babies are an issue, lucky you.
I’m currently holding my baby and I 1000% agree.
I flew one time when my boy was a baby and omg I felt crazy self conscious and paranoid about it. He was the only baby on the flight, and I swore people were cutting their eyes at us as I struggled down the aisle with his car seat and him and all our stuff. I was so relieved he didn’t cry or make a fuss for the whole flight! All that to say, that I think a baby free flight would be a great service—for both childfree folks and anxious first time mom’s with babies! Everybody wins!
Every time this comes up, I say the same thing: If this were financially feasible, airlines would do it. The fact that they don’t highlights that they do not believe there is enough demand.
Omg yes please! I would pay extra to not be around any crying children on a flight lol
All the behive owners out here are shook