> Parents are completely able to see the policy associated with a specific ticket before they purchase. It's a process of discovery rather than being something

> Parents are completely able to see the policy associated with a specific ticket before they purchase. It's a process of discovery rather than being something that you know up front. You generally have to get pretty deep into the process of purchasing a ticket before you learn how much it will cost to pre-book your seats. If you don't like it, you have to start the process anew with another airline. And this is deliberate by the airlines. They want you to invest some time before they reveal the true, all-inclusive price, so you're less likely to look elsewhere.