Couple leaves baby at airport check-in to avoid paying more to board Ryanair flight
Airline staff at an Israeli airport were shocked when a couple decided to leave their baby at a check-in desk, after a disagreement arose over having to buy a separate ticket for their child.
The incident happened at the Ryanair desk of Tel Aviv’s Ben-Gurion Airport on Tuesday, the airline confirmed. A local news outlet said the couple were travelling to Brussels on Belgian passports, when they discovered they had to pay extra for a seat for their baby.
Airline staff told local press that they had simply left their child in the baby buggy by the desk, and walked on to passport control.
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