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Tell someone how the child is considered by air carriers, if at the time of the flight "there" he will be less than 2 years old, and on the way back - already more than 2.
The same question for hotels - is a child considered an infant by age at the time of arrival or departure?
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The same question for hotels - is a child considered an infant by age at the time of arrival or departure?
Thanks in advance to all who answered.
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The child's age is always "counted" at the end of the trip. If you buy a round-trip ticket, then the age of the child at the time of landing of the last flight from those included in the order matters. That is, if the child turns 2 years old in the interval between the flight "there" and "back" - the ticket must be booked as for a child over 2 years old. Due to the significant difference in the price of a ticket for an infant and a child, it is often more profitable to book such flights with two orders - separately tickets "there" from babies, and separately - back.
Source: http://www.ozon.travel/help/avia/preparation/children/
Source: http://www.ozon.travel/help/avia/preparation/children/
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answered 9 years ago
When buying a package tour, the child is considered an infant at the time of the start of the trip. Those. if the infant departs, and during the trip he turns 2 years old, the cost of the tour is considered as for the infant. Naturally, the child flies back and forth without being given a seat on the plane. Infanta surcharge $50-70 (fuel surcharge and insurance).
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answered 9 years ago
Those. it turns out that with a child of this age, it is more profitable to take a package tour?
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answered 9 years ago
I had a case when the tour operator counted the child at the end of the trip, as I understand it, a lot depends on the policy of the travel company (or with the air carrier with which the contract is concluded). I would advise you to check specifically with the tour operator with whom you plan to fly, so that there are no discrepancies.
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answered 9 years ago
Different airlines have different rules for transporting children (both under 2 years old and from 2 to 12) (some charge only an airport tax, some 10% of the ticket price for an adult, some fuel surcharge, insurance, etc.), TO and TA also work according to their own rules. There is still time, you can discuss this issue in detail with various representatives of the tourism industry and on the websites of airlines, by filling out the table, and see ticket prices.
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