Children & Infants Questions

1. What fare do infants under 2 years of age pay?

Infants under 2 years of age, traveling on an adult's lap, may travel on an infant fare ticket equivalent to 10% of the adult fare.

2. Are infants entitled to a seat or baggage allowance?

No, due to the reduced fare, infants are not entitled to a seat or baggage allowance. However, if space permits, a collapsible stroller may be accepted in the passenger cabin; otherwise, it will need to be checked as baggage.

3. What if an infant requires a seat?

If an infant requires a seat, they must travel with a ticket priced at 100% of the adult fare (restrictions apply).

4. Can I travel with two infants?

Yes, you can travel with two infants. One infant may travel on an infant fare ticket (10% of the adult fare) and be held by the accompanying adult, while the other can occupy an assigned seat and travel on an adult fare ticket.

5. Do infants need a ticket to board?

Yes, all infants must have a ticket to board the aircraft. Infants under seven days of age will not be boarded without a medical certification indicating the reason for travel.

6. What about strollers?

Strollers must be checked as part of your baggage allowance or as an additional piece subject to excess baggage charges.