http://community.broadcastengineering.com/forums/80.aspxOpinions straight from the desks of Brad Dick, editor of Broadcast Engineering, and David Austerberry, editor of Broadcast Engineering World.enCommunityServer 2007 SP2 (Build: 20611.960)http://community.broadcastengineering.com/forums/thread/80605.aspxTue, 28 Oct 2008 20:07:52 GMTa3b08cee-bb15-43f6-a23b-084b038148a9:80605sdkerman3http://community.broadcastengineering.com/forums/thread/80605.aspxhttp://community.broadcastengineering.com/forums/commentrss.aspx?SectionID=80&PostID=80605<p>&nbsp;BRAVO, Mr. Dick.</p><p>As one who traveled extensively in &quot;the good old days&quot;, and rode on a B-747 when it was first flying, I can assure you children on planes were just as prone to screaming but 1. parents used to take responsibility for their little darlings and 2 there were fewer of them on the aircraft. </p><p>On my very infrequent flights these days, and even though I opt for the front cabin when I can, one still encounters screeching, screaming brats who also have a propensity for kicking the seat in front of them - usually mine!.</p><p>While I suspect you will receive some &quot;hate mail&quot; as a result of your October editorial but please sign me up for the <i><b>kids on the wing or in the hold</b></i> club.</p><p>&nbsp;Steve Kerman</p><p>Tektronix TV Division - Retired <br /></p>