Going on holiday is usually the part of the year most people look forward to, but air travel isn't always the most enjoyable for everyone on the plane. Whether it's the lack of leg room, being stuck in the middle seat, or some bland in-flight food, flying can sometimes be a less-than-pleasant experience. And then there's the icing on the cake of when you get stuck near a baby that screams for the whole duration or have a small child kicking the back of your seat for hours on end. Well, the last two could soon become a thing of the past for those who are willing to pay a little more, as one airline has created an adult-only zone on board its planes. <img class="wp-image-1263226253 size-full" src="https://img.vt.co/2023/08/GettyImages-1452654507.jpg" alt="" width="2121" height="1414" />[[imagecaption|| Having a child kicking the back of your chair could soon be a thing of the past - if you're willing to pay a little extra. Credit: Getty]] Turkish-owned Corendon Airlines has revealed it will have an adults-only zone in its planes, where passengers over the age of 16 are able to travel in peace. Of course, such an upgrade doesn't come for free, but it's actually relatively cheap to be able to travel in peace on their route on the 432-seat Airbus 350 from Amsterdam to Curaçao. There will be 93 seats available in the zone at the front of the plane, which will be separated from the rest of the cabin by walls and curtains. Passengers will have to pay a reported €45 ($49) each way for the privilege of sitting in the adults-only section - which is pretty reasonable to ensure you get to relax on the 10-hour trip. For those that want even more luxury, there will also be some seats in the section with extra legroom, however they will cost €100 ($108). Atilay Uslu, founder of Corendon, said in a statement: "Onboard our flights, we always strive to respond to the different needs of our customers. "We also believe this can have a positive effect on parents traveling with small children. They can enjoy the flight without worrying if their children are making too much noise." <img class="wp-image-1263226255 size-full" src="https://img.vt.co/2023/08/GettyImages-1337420065.jpg" alt="" width="2000" height="1500" />[[imagecaption|| It's not cheap but it will surely be a popular upgrade for those long-haul trips. Credit: Getty Images]] The flights will kick off in November and Corendon will be the first European airline to offer a child-free zone on board. It's not the first in the world, however, as Malaysia's AirAsia, India's IndiGo, and Singapore's Scoot airlines already offer child-free or 'quiet' zones. While it's not the child's fault if traveling by air becomes a bit overwhelming and they cry - nor is it the fault of the harassed parent trying everything in their arsenal to quieten them down - there's nothing worse than having to travel long-haul and not being able to get a wink of sleep. It may not be the cheapest option, but it's sure to be a popular one to ensure you get a quiet and peaceful flight if you're desperate to have one. <h6>Featured image credit: Getty Images</h6>

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