HOUSTON – JetBlue knows flying with a baby can be stressful to parents and other passengers, especially when babies cry.
For some JetBlue customers, the sound of a baby's cry never sounded so sweet.
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"This will be the very first flight where crying babies is a good thing," the flight attendant said in JetBlue's YouTube video.
Scroll down to take our poll below: Is a free flight worth sitting through a crying baby on a plane?
JetBlue told passengers on a recent flight from New York to Long Beach, California, that whenever a baby cried, they each would receive 25 percent off a future flight.
After four babies cried, that meant the discount was 100 percent. Each passenger earned a free round-trip ticket.
JetBlue's "FlyBabies" campaign is in honor of Mother's Day this Sunday. The airline hopes it gives "everyone a reason to smile every time a baby cries."
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Flying with crying babies never sounded so sweet.#FlyBabies https://t.co/65eBikrTtshttps://t.co/cFzWCSmmxm
— JetBlue Airways (@JetBlue) May 2, 2016
@JetBlue That's cool! Is that a real promotion? #moms
— Chantal Gagnon, PhD (@DrChantalGagnon) May 3, 2016
@JetBlue My grandson is going to be a #FlyBabies baby next Tuesday on flight #1374 from CHS to JFK! I can't wait till he gets here!
— Jon - Trump 2020! 🇺🇸 (@JonJayGroden) May 2, 2016
@JetBlue These twin #FlyBabies loved their direct flights last week from SYR to MCO and back. Thx for a great trip! pic.twitter.com/4BI969050z
— Hillary Reese Lang (@OriginalLangsta) May 3, 2016
@JetBlue very cool #JetBlue very cool, will never forget that first flight with my twin girls... This made me smile ty! #FlyBabies
— Chefplum (@chef_plum) May 2, 2016