The friendly skies have become chillier for families in recent years as airlines cancel pre-boarding, charge for seats together and even rollout kid-free zones.
Here's how some of the airlines popular with Canadians measure up.
A version of this article appeared in our April 2013 issue with the headline "Airline report," p.76.
Flying can be fraught with frustration. Check out what these major airlines offer families, and perhaps your next trip will be a bit more fun.
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