I was thinking:
1. Go on a nighttime flight and sit towards the back of the plane, last row if possible, so hopefully most people are sleeping.
2. Wait till they serve the drinks/food ...
I have been checking out the web sites for the last 2 months in regards to a trip that will be taking place in August and the flights are really expensive. So I started to wonder if something ...
I hope to fly to Israel one day with Continental airlines, has anyone flown with them, and does anyone know how safe such a long trip is on an airplane. I am terrified of flying so any friendly ...
I'm flying to America in a few weeks, and the flight is about 7 hours, how can I make it go by quick?
I'm flying with my boyfriend, but dont let that give you ideas!...
I am travelling to HONG KONG in August 1st to 31st hopefully for 3 adults and i cant seem to find a cheao flight to go during this time :( if anyone can recommend an airline or a cheap flight i would ...
i have to go from hyderabad to delhi by plane. I came to know that nobody can go with you at airport. Is it possible (extra payment or anything) to get my seat with the help of my husband? some other ...
Most airlines around the world require that children over age 2 have their own seat.
Children are actually not safe in laps but it's allowed because commercial air travel itself is safe and parents want to save money.
That would be a mightly uncomfortable ride for both of you if it were allowed!
Sometimes they give child discounts so check. I've actually done better with less expensive tickets, even though there wasn't a reduction for my children so do the math before buying.
I'm a former Flight Attendant and now fly a lot with my own three children. For more information on flying with children, from someone with 13 years in the industry, totally non-commercial, feel free to visit;
http://flyingwithchildren.blogspot.com
Good luck shopping around for a good fare!
ciaobella
According to the FAA, any child who has reached his/her second birthday is required to have their own seat. It is always safer for a child to be in a seat than on someone's lap, no matter what the age. You can bring a carseat onboard as long as it has a sticker on the bottom that says it's approved for use on an aircraft (can usually be found on the bottom). Booster seats are not approved, as they do not provide any restraint. If you have a full fare ticket, there is usually a child fare discount available, but if you are purchasing a discounted or sale fare, there won't likely be a discount off of that.
kerry07
Over 2 years you have to buy a seat.
private_jet_charter
Any child over two years of age has to occupy a seat. So you will have to purchase a ticket for your daughter.
Gerald J
Over two years old is correct, but many airlines offer discounted prices for children between 2-11 yrs. old.
somarshboss
u will have to pay full price sorry i feel Ur pain
hr4me
Over the age of 2 you must purchase a seat for children.
Penguin_Bob
For safety reasons many airlines now insist that every passenger have his/her own seat. In the case of babies or very young children that also means a safety seat (i.e. car seat). Anyway, have a great trip!!
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