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A Skyscanner poll reveals that 59% of travelers would like a ‘families only’ section onboard flights, with child-free passengers far more in favor of the idea than parents.

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Following the recent uproar over a woman who claimed a baby’s screaming made her ears bleed on a Qantas Airlines flight, a poll carried out by cheap flights comparison site, Skyscanner, has revealed that 59% of travelers would like a ‘families only’ section onboard flights.  Non-parents particularly liked the idea, with 68% voting in favor, however, less than a third of parents surveyed were in agreement.

Finding the best travel deal is certainly easier today than it was a few years ago, but finding the absolute best deal still means visits to numerous web sites. In other words, typing in airports, choosing travel dates, selecting the number of travelers and then sorting out the results again and again and again.

With that in mind thought your readers would want to learn about the new eDeals.com travel search that lets would-be travelers enter information once and search up to six popular travel sites (Hotwire, Expedia, Travelocity, Cheaptickets, Orbitz and Priceline) at the same time.

While most other travel comparison websites search a few popular services, the eDeals.com travel tool allows users to search for deals on airfare, hotels and car rentals, plus serves up the latest travel promotions, coupons and special-offer gems (the site’s main attraction is its coupons and deals from 8,000 retailers).

While the results still load in a half dozen different windows -- it beats searching every site individually and makes for an easy way to comparison shop!

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