Sundancer
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Most airlines require a minimum age of 5 years for an unaccompanied minor (UMNR) and a minimum age of 12 to fly alone. For children 5 to 11, the parents/guardian should always contact the airline with the names, addresses and phone numbers of the person, who is going to get the child to the airport and the one, who is picking it up. This is absolutely necessary, because the number of UMNRs per flight is limited and the identity of the escorts on arrival will be checked!
A person, who is at least 16, can accompany 5 to 11 years old (if they are siblings, the older one most be at least 12).
There is a fee, which is not only for taking better care of the kids onboard the planes, but also for the staff at the airports, who are with the kids until boarding time. |
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No, as long as that person has a passport and a visa (if needed) than they can travel alone. |
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Skank
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i dont you have to
i think u can be accomponied
by ann airflight chick |
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trailertrashsucks
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How young call your airline and ask, or go to a travel agent and tell them where you want to go it makes a difference. |
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Pilgrim Traveler
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No, but I would suggest using a plane with other people on it. Flying by yourself is tiring and lonley. I am impressed that you can make such a long flight. I can only go for spins around the neighborhood and my arms are shot. peace |
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just a girl
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Nope, they can go solo. |
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Megegie
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No they do not. Just make sure they have contact info on them at all times just in case. |
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♥§kittlez♥ ä¾
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no but they have to have permission by a parent or guardian |
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♥♥The Queen Has Spoken♥♥
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nope |
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christophermiller29588
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No, 15 percent of the people who fly are under 15 years of age. |
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R@u7
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no havan't you heard of that movie "unacompanied minors" |
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Smooches just give me some
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No you can do as you please to now* wonderful age*enjoy it |
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wonderland.alyson
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No, due to Costs, many Unaccompanied Minors travel by air. Just talk to the Airlines, and the Adult can Accompany the Minor to, or Pick-up from the Flight.
<Hugs> |
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CAT
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No. You will just tell the airlines and they will have the attendant assist the minor and keep an eye on them on the plane. |
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cody
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no, as long as you have a note signed by your guardian giving you permission to fly across the U.S by yourself.just talk to the Airlines, an Adult that works there can Accompany the Minor to, or Pick-up from the Flight.However, and adult needs to make the arrangements and both ends of the flight have to be supervised. Basically, the child is babysat on flight only. |
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chris f
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nope :) |
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amy n
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no, but you must have an adults permission, they have to fill out a form at the airport when you leave and you must have an adult to be there when you get off the plane,whoever puts you on the plane must put this info on the form, my son flies every summer to florida alone, he is 12 and this is on southwest hope this helps |
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Cheesecake
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If you're over the age of 13 (I think) you can travel by yourself. If you're younger than that, then the flight assistants monitor you but you don't need an adult to go with you. I went to Japan this summer by myself (going from NYC to Los Angeles, Los Angeles to Tokyo, and Tokyo to Sapporo) and I am only 15. So you can go almost anywhere by yourself as long as you can carry your luggage. |
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pinhed_1976
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no, but they have to wear a tag too |
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borris055
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no |
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Kaitlyn m
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noopee |
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timetochangemyname
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No, it is very common for children to fly unaccompanied. However, an adult needs to make the arrangements and both ends of the flight have to be supervised. Basically, the child is babysat on flight only. |
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hanner
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i dont think so but they might have to get an adult to buy the ticket |
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dontouchmedontrustme
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No. |
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wantsshy
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No but you need to contact the airline you want them to fl on to find out their minimum age and if they need special boarding... Some airlines will board minors during the pre-board, so a flight attendent can show them to their seat, show them how to work the seatbelts and so tey know where the child is sitting.... You also need to figure out if the child is going to be having too deboard the plane and get on a connecting flight and how the airline handles that. If you are talking about an older teen, there is generally no issue at all. I began flying cross country at 15 or 16 and there was never an issue. You do need to be sure the child has some sort of governent issued picture ID as well. Again talk to the airline or TSA about the regulations |
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deer
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No. You can just put them on the plane and have someone waiting for them when they land. Its not like they can go anywhere or get lost. You can also pay a bit extra for an escort but really it's useless cuz the flight attendant will look after them any way. Just b sure the person picking them up know the gate they will b arriving to. And be sure they check the boards to get updates incase of delays or gate changes. |
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the one you don't like
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umm.. thats like a trick ? cause if they wanna go by themselves they go with just them but if they have to be accompanied by an adult then that would be to people |
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OkayLetsGo
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don;t think so when u turn 18 u are an adult |
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