Japan Airlines has introduced a feature on its seat booking system that shows where young children are seated. A “child” icon appears when a passenger is traveling with children aged under 2 years. The website says the icon “lets other passengers know a child may be sitting there”. However, the airline warned the tool was not foolproof, as the icon might not appear if a ticket was booked through a third party or if there was a last-minute change of a aircraft.

One man tweeted and thanked to the Japan Airlines for “warning” him about where children are sitting. He said he had a experience that three screaming babies next to him during the flight. His tweet has attracted a huge number of responses, and many of them argued with his tweet. However, there was also a number of people says that he need to learn tolerance.

I’ve also experienced the same situation as he did for couple of times, and to be honest, I cannot understand people who complains about babies crying on planes, because babies are not planning to cry or to scream. I always put on my headphones so that I won’t hear anything. I don’t want the baby and also their mother to feel stress whenever their on plane. Crying is babies job and nobody can blame for that.