Calls for 'no-kids flights' are gaining momentum after a young passenger in a glow-in-the-dark outfit disrupted sleep for fellow travelers.

While air travel has its perks, the actual experience can be far from pleasurable. From going through security checks to dealing with limited leg space and the inherent anxiety of flying, it's not always smooth sailing.

Adding to this list of inconveniences, the sound of a crying child reverberating through the airplane cabin has led many to wonder if flights without kids should be an option.

The debate around child-free flights has been reignited due to a toddler's glowing rabbit-themed onesie that kept passengers awake. A viral photo showing the child in the outfit with fellow travelers unable to sleep has fueled the conversation.

Social media quickly turned into an arena for weary fliers to vent their frustrations. Calls for child-free flight options have gained new momentum.

One social media user emphasized the need for the option to book flights without children onboard. "This is why we need the option for a no-kids flight when booking."

Another wrote: "If the parent refuses to take that off the child then the child is going to learn the truth about Santa, the Easter bunny and the tooth fairy all in under six minutes."

Nonetheless, the discussion has its critics. Some argue that singling out children as the primary source of in-flight disturbances is misguided.

Disruptions during flights can arise from various sources, and children are far from the only culprits causing discomfort.

For example, in June, travel company TUI removed a group of seven men participating in a bachelor party from a flight because of their rowdy behavior, which included yelling and making inappropriate comments to the flight attendants.

While some passengers argue for the option of child-free flights to guarantee a tranquil trip, others point out that a pleasant in-flight atmosphere depends on the mutual respect of all travelers, no matter their age.

The complexities of air travel, from limited room to possible disturbances, require a collective sense of understanding and courtesy.

As the discussion continues, a broader approach to enhancing the overall travel experience may be necessary. Cultivating a sense of empathy, respect, and thoughtfulness among passengers could lead to a more enjoyable flight for people of all ages.