Babies on Board

A new addition to the family should not be a problem to travel; babies are welcome in air travel. Before your trip, check the specific airline rules for traveling with infants. All information can be obtained via the call center or on the airline's official website.

A baby can travel by plane from just a few weeks of age, but it is recommended to wait until the third month due to immunity and air pressure. Certainly, the most important first step before booking a flight is a visit to the pediatrician. With the pediatrician's consent and recommendations, there are no problems or concerns for a safe journey.

Children up to two years of age are considered infants and usually sit in the lap of an adult companion, secured with a special infant seat belt. Like adults, the youngest passenger must have their own travel documents and be included in the reservation, regardless of not having a separate seat. All passengers must be on the passenger list.

To make flight preparation as simple and fast as possible, passengers with babies have priority during check-in and boarding. Babies have different habits and needs, so it is very important to prepare all necessities and bring them onto the plane.

Luggage you can bring with you on the plane:

Foldable stroller    Infant car seatBaby bassinet

This equipment is free of charge as it is intended for the safe and comfortable transport of the baby.

Your baby can stay in the foldable stroller throughout the airport; upon boarding the aircraft, the stroller is folded and handed over to the cabin crew. It will be returned to you at the aircraft door. If you decide to bring an infant car seat, it is necessary to book a separate seat. In that case, a seat is paid for the baby, but at a significantly lower rate. If you want a baby bassinet, it is necessary to request confirmation from the airline when booking the ticket. Depending on the airline and the type of aircraft operating the flight, the bassinet may or may not be approved. It is necessary to wait for official confirmation from the airline.

Regardless of the flight duration, you can bring everything your baby might need during the flight. Prepare enough diapers, formula, water, baby food, a favorite toy, a change of clothes, and any necessary medications. Everything you bring onto the plane must be declared to the staff during check-in.

Airline rules vary, and it is necessary to check them when purchasing tickets to ensure your journey with the baby goes smoothly and as comfortably as possible for all passengers.