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Flying with children and babies
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Review the documentation, ages, baggage, and more that you need before your flight.
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Learn about the conditions for traveling while pregnant or with minors.
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Traveling while pregnant
To travel, you must present a medical certificate issued no more than 10 days before your flight, indicating the estimated delivery date and your doctor’s authorization.
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Traveling with children
Children between 2 and 11 years old travel in their own seat and must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
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Traveling with babies
Your baby can fly from 10 days old up to 2 years of age. If your baby turns 2 years old during the return trip, you must change the ticket to a child fare.
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Traveling with young passengers
Passengers between 12 and 14 years old must travel with a responsible adult (over 18 years old).
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- If you’re traveling with a child and choose a seat with an additional cost, make sure to purchase the child’s seat as well so you can sit together.
- To travel alone, a minor must be at least 15 years old before the start of the trip — not during or after it. From that age onward, they are considered adults.
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Special baby meal
Discover the special menu available for babies under 2 years old on flights to and from Europe.
Baggage for children and babies
Find out about the baggage, stroller, and items you can bring for babies and children, both in the cabin and as checked baggage.
Travel requirements for children
Check the permits and documentation needed for minors traveling on domestic and international flights.