The note was later posted on Facebook by another passenger. Photo / Facebook, Love What Matters
The note was later posted on Facebook by another passenger. Photo / Facebook, Love What Matters
Two conscientious parents found a way to avoid awkward situations while flying with their 18-month-old twin daughters by handing out goodie bags to other passengers.
The bags contained chocolate bars and ear plugs, along with a thoughtful note, and were passed out to nearby travellers on the flight from NewJersey to Florida.
An image of the note was later shared on the Facebook page Love What Matters by a named Christina Galese, who had also been on the flight.
"As I was boarding a flight from EWR to Orlando today, I noticed most people pass up two rows of seats about half way...
"We'll try to keep our cool, but incase (sic) we decide to get crazy, we've provided a sweet treat and some earplugs for your enjoyment.
However, Ms Galese said the babies turned out to be very good travellers.
"The twins were the most adorable and well-behaved little girls ever," she wrote. "I never had to reach for the ear plugs once - the only time I opened the bag was to have a piece of chocolate."