Feedback on Oslo - Sydney itinerary with 2- and 5-year-old

[Seat0B]

The problem was quickly sorted out without any of us having to ask anyone

I bet it was

 

[Quickstatus]

I bet it was

No doubt the other passenger adjacent to twin1 became highly anxious when they boarded to find twin 1 in the window seat all by himself.

 

[Lost Redditor]

No doubt the other passenger adjacent to twin1 became highly anxious when they boarded to find twin 1 in the window seat all by himself.

Last time my boy flew in J he was 18 months old. After landing i got a few comments saying they had no idea there was a child in the cabin. I saw some concerned faces when we carried him in during boarding though.

My girl will be 2 when we board next year and I'm worried she won't sleep, but hopefully it'll be fine as she's a decent sleeper. Will miss the Qantas A380 lounge space though!

 

[Quickstatus]

Last time my boy flew in J he was 18 months old. After landing i got a few comments saying they had no idea there was a child in the cabin.

When Miss QS was about 2 we went to Paris
MH J
Slept the whole way between KUL and CDG.
Similar compliments.

Huge difference to my childhood and maybe yours, the holiday travel was in the old family car up/ down the coast - with the external windscreen stone mesh protector.

 

[Lost Redditor]

When Miss QS was about 2 we went to Paris
MH J
Slept the whole way between KUL and CDG.
Similar compliments.

Huge difference to my childhood and maybe yours, the holiday travel was in the old family car up/ down the coast - with the external windscreen stone mesh protector.

Definitely! I didnt fly until I was 12. We packed a family of 5 into a sedan and drove across Europe several times. Slept in tents half the time.

But, then again, Australia is very far away from everything and it was my choice to come here.