The European Union has reached an agreement to strengthen passenger rights, with a key provision addressing family seating. Airlines will now be prohibited from charging extra fees to ensure children under 14 years old are seated together with their parents. This new regulation aims to alleviate the financial burden and stress experienced by families traveling by air. The agreement is part of a broader package of measures designed to modernize and improve air travel for all EU citizens. Further details regarding implementation and enforcement are expected to be released in the coming months. The move responds to growing consumer complaints about airlines profiting from family seating arrangements. This change is expected to take effect across all EU member states.