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Japan Airlines. Photo: Kazuhiro Nogi/AFP/Getty Images
Japan Airlines has unveiled a new feature that shows where children under the age of 2 are sitting on their flights when passengers pick their seat, CNBC reports.
The big picture: Targeting business passengers, especially those who have to deal with long-haul flights, several airlines have initiated services for adult passengers that help them avoid sitting next to children or babies. AirAsia X and IndiGo rolled out "quiet zone" sections on their planes, which exclude children under 12.