Latest Airline News For Flying With Kids

South Africa- June 1st 2015

From this date, it is now a requirement for parents travelling with children ( under 18) to show the child’s full birth certificate, and where only one parent is accompanying, proof of parental or legal authority to travel with the child .

UK Security – January 2014

It is no longer a requirement for parents to test baby milk/food in front of security in the UK. However, the food/milk may be subject to further checks.

Etihad Flying Nanny-  October 2013

Etihad launches its free flying nanny service on long haul flights.

Air New Zealand – February 2013

Air NZ have ‘sky couches’ in economy. Essentially 3 seats with extra space, great for toddlers or if you can’t get a bassinet.

Air Asia – February 2013

Air Asia announce a dedicated area with no infants and children under 12 allowed. Air Asia explain the detail and the additional cost.

“What is Quiet Zone?

• Quiet Zone is an exclusively reserved area between rows 7-14.
• Guests who are travelling with infant or children under 12 will not be eligible to book seats in Quiet Zone.
• Minimal noise with no disturbances.
• Strategically located right behind the Premium Seats.
• Special ambience lighting.
• Standard pick-a-seat fee of RM 35 for Economy and RM 110 for Hot Seats applies.

Who is eligible for Quiet Zone?

• Any Guests from age 13 and above and any Guests who are NOT travelling with children (age 12 and below) including infants.

Air New Zealand- November 2012

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