Are 13 Years old kids are aloud to fly alone on international flights?

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claire

Yes. The airline will provide an employee to look after minors. The person picks you up, brings you through security, takes you on the flight, helps you during the flight, and when the plane lands they will make sure you get safely to the person you will be staying with.

rilesss

yes, they have a flight attendant that rides with them the whole way

12345

it depends on the airline, it is possible that they would be flying alone.... or they could be am un-accompanied minor. good luck! hope i helped!

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yeah just tell he airlines

Spring has come!

Yes my friend`s stepson flew to spain last year and he was only 12. As long as you don`t do illegal activities or bring something illegal to the plane, or going somewhere international without a place to stay in such as ( relative home, hotel, 2nd home) then, you would be ok and all you have to do is becareful not to take the wrong flight...

Honey

yeah, but ur parents have to pay extra to have a lady take care of you, thats the only way to fly alone that i know of.

Hottie01

no. u have to be 18 or 16 i think.

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Verwah

Yes. You can request that a flight attendant and airport personnel take care of the kid during and in-between flights. They will accompany him/her from the time you leave until the time they are picked up.

Gwenny

Yes. You can pay extra to have someone watch them and check up on them during the flight. My 13 year old friend and her 9 year old sister flew to Poland during Christmas vacation and had a flight attendant keep an eye on them for $100 I think. That's the price of safety I guess!

Robbie M

Yes, just as long as they are meeting someone at the end of the flight, the flight attendants accompany them on the flight.

gymnastgirl

Yes, my friend did one time.

missleo

anyone under the age of 17 who is flying alone on an international flight must have a signed note from a parent or responsible adult giving permission, destination and length of stay.

a flight attendant can then escort the child at a fee determined by the airline, usually around USD$75-100.

Kate Pezz,(:

Yepp. My best friend does all the time. your flight attendent will assist you.(:

Asdas A

yes dumbo im 12 and i went alone to tokyo just for a trip for 2 wks no one to meet only a hotel and lots of yen

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