MH_fan
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So do you "pay to sit together"? Together in this instance means with the seat you are so fond to sit on?
If you buy 4 tickets on the one PNR I don't think it is unreasonable to be seated together. Sure - put the group in the back row if they have no status, but the virtual seat map that the reservation systems maintains from the get-go should not allow groups to be arbitrarily broken up.
If certain airlines make you pay to ensure that you sit together with someone, then I do. Even on VA, seat selection is free for non status passengers, so really it's just laziness when people don't pre-select their seats. You'd think that any number of passengers on one PNR should be automatically allocated seats together would be common sense but since when has that prevailed in situations like these?