Corendon Dutch Airlines planes will have an "adult-only" zone

The Dutch airline Corendon Dutch Airlines, a subsidiary of the Turkish carrier Corendon, will offer its passengers an exclusive "adults-only" zone this fall.

Access to this area will be prohibited for passengers under the age of 16. The innovation will appear in November on Amsterdam — Curacao flights.

The carrier intends to offer more comfort to customers who prefer to fly in a calm environment, without children. Also, those who work during the flight will be able to use the service.

For a place in such a zone, you will need to pay an additional 45 euros. XL seats with extra space will cost 100 euros.

The section will be separated from the rest of the salon by walls and a curtain. In total, it is planned to accommodate nine XL-sized seats and 93 standard chairs.