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We asked: Can a crying baby get you kicked off a flight?

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A viral incident involving a couple removed from an Allegiant Air flight due to their crying baby raised questions about airline policies. Allegiant stated the decision was based on medical advice after observing symptoms beyond crying. Airlines monitor passengers' fitness to fly, especially infants, for safety. The Federal Aviation Administration considers such cases customer service issues.

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