“A passenger tried to stow her baby in an overhead bin,†Poole says. As you can imagine, the request was <a href=”http://www.theactivetimes.com/12-people-who-should-be-banned-flying” target=”_hplink”>not granted</a>. As shockingly as this may sound, it’s happened more than once. Volpe says the crew was getting the plane ready for takeoff as she started hearing a baby crying in the overhead bin. “I immediately took the baby down from the overhead bin, where it was stuffed in between two pieces of luggage. […]The mother claimed that was her new born infant [and] asked if she could keep her baby up in the overhead bin because it looked like a bassinet and thought that’s where the baby was supposed to be <a href=”http://www.theactivetimes.com/travel/world/airlines-most-likely-lose-your-luggage” target=”_hplink”>during the entire flight</a>,†Volpe adds.
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