Some airlines, like Corendon, are introducing 'adults only' sections on planes to offer a peaceful flight experience for $48. These zones, limited to passengers over 16, aim to reduce disturbances caused by crying babies. Corendon's founder, Atilay Uslu, believes it benefits parents too, as they can relax without worrying about noise. However, opinions are divided, with some supporting the idea for a quiet journey while others argue it's unfair to families. Similar initiatives like 'quiet zones' exist in airlines such as AirAsia, IndiGo, and Scoot. While acknowledging it's not the child's fault, the move aims to accommodate passengers' needs for rest.