Rules purchase tickets for children
Travel with children requires parents to know the answers to many important questions: How much will a ticket for the baby? what documents need to make before you go? you need to tell airlines when flying unaccompanied? The answers to these questions and more, read on …
Features buying tickets for INF and CHD
All airlines divide the children into two categories:
Children under 2 years – Infant (INF)
Children from 2 to 12 years – Child (CHD)
Depending on these categories is determined by the ticket price.
Children under 2 years old pay only 10% of the adult fare. A special place they are not provided and all the way they spend at the hands of the parent. One adult can bring one child up to 2 years with a 90% discount. If you need to carry two, then for the second child will have to pay 50% of the adult fare, and he will sit on a separate location. As for luggage, for a child under 2 years put 10 lbs. Learn more about .
Children from 2 to 12 years old pay 50% of the adult fare, but some special fares, tickets can go much higher. For children older than 2 years subject to the same restrictions on baggage as adults.
If while traveling child is 2 years or 13 years
When buying a ticket to both sides, many are faced with a situation where while traveling child is two years (or 13 years). But in this case would have to pay for the ticket?
The answer to this question depends on the airline. They can be divided into 3 categories:
allow some flights in both directions at the rate for children up to 2 years (INF);
others are asking to buy 2 different ticket for a flight “there”, at the rate of INF, and the “back” – at the rate of CHD (children from 2 to 12 years), or just buy a ticket to both sides at the rate CHD.
the third asked to book tickets in both directions at the rate for children over 2 years old.
If the child is 2 years old, but it flies at a rate of INF, then you need to book a seat for him.