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How old before you think a baby can fly on a plane to spain?
Am due to hav a baby next month, but want to go to are apartment in spain in may... so the baby would only be 3 months old!!! would she be way to young??
My Son travelled to Thailand when only 3months old, it will be fine.
DolceDancer
No, my cousin had a baby during the summer and he is always going away, they brought their baby to spain when she was two months old and she was fine. I don't think you have anything to worry about! :)
OriginalBubble
You need to check with individual airlines, they all have different rules.
I have just looked at easyjet and they will fly a baby over 2 weeks old.
rami #1
As soon as the passport office has issued a passport I guess.......
M S
old enough to travel, not a long flight.
A-Train
different airlines have different rules. One airline i heard let a day old baby travel, though it was to go home. find out what flight you want then ask the comany what age your baby has to be to fly. at 3 months though i shouldn't see the problem.
KSC
actually, this is probably the best time to have your baby fly because you can store it in the luggage with plenty of room for clothes and stuff.
Cassy
They let you take newborns on planes.You will be fine. I brought my daughter to England 3 weeks after she was born to see her grandparents :]
Paul C
MY DOCTOR SAID AFTER A WEEK IT'S SAFE, BUT THE MORE TIME AFTER THAT THE BETTER, CALL TO YOUR LOCAL GP AND ASK AND GET A CHECK UP AT THE SAME TIME FOR THE BABY
Stephany.
no she wouldnt, i traveled to canada when i was 4 months & it was fine (: have a nice holiday xxxx