Travelling with a little one? A child younger than two years of age on arrival back into the UK, who will be travelling on your lap, may bring three of the following items free of charge: 10kg baggage allowance, a stroller/pushchair, a travel cot or a car seat (checked in to the hold). If all four are required, one item would be part of any pre-purchased hold baggage weight allowance on the same booking. Please remember that an infant does not have a hand baggage allowance. However, the accompanying parent/guardian is able to take infant food for consumption alongside their own hand baggage allowance.If an Infant has been booked in a seat, the 10kgs baggage allowance no longer applies. A stroller or pushchair and car seat are still available for carriage free of charge. All other items would need to be part of any pre-purchased weight allowance on the same booking. A hand baggage allowance of 6kgs would apply if a seat has been booked.This can be taken to the boarding gate, where it will then be taken to load into the hold.
It must be completely collapsible and we would recommend having a protective cover, but may not contain any other items.This will be checked into the hold.This will be checked into the hold. If you have reserved a seat for your infant, you will need to bring your car seat on board.The car/child seat must be able to fit between the armrests of the aircraft seat and your child and the child seat need to be secured according to the seat manufacturer’s instructions.You need to reserve a car/child seat in advance. Please contact our customer service team on 01733 224 808. Child Aviation Restraint System (CARES)If you have booked a seat for your child, you may use a Child Aviation Restraint System: Your child and the CARES need to be secured according to the manufacturer’s instructions. The CARES may show no defects and must be approved for air transport and marked accordingly. You need to reserve for the use of your CARES in advance. Please contact our customer service team on 01733 224 808.Some of our partner airlines have different baggage rules to our own.
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We also make sure families with young children board first, so you can enjoy more time to get your children settled on the plane.On boardWe're there every step of the way to give you extra comforts on your journey with your children. You can find out about how we make sure little ones stay entertained on Emirates flights on our Young Flyers page. At Dubai International airport, families who check in online can unload their bags at our dedicated baggage drop. You can do this between six and 24 hours in advance of your flight to make your family's journey easier. Extra baggage allowance for children When you fly with babies or infants, you can carry extra checked baggage, more hand luggage, and if there’s space available, one fully collapsible stroller, carry cot or car seat. Pick up a baby stroller When you’re flying from Dubai International airport with an infant, use one of our complimentary baby strollers to help you travel through the airport. We have twin strollers available too.
Keeping kids comfortable on boardWhen you fly with a baby or infant, you’ll find changing tables in the bathrooms and we’ll give you an infant kit filled with useful essentials, like nappies, bibs and wipes. Baby bassinetsYou can request a baby bassinet in the Passenger details section when you make a booking on our website, or by calling your local Emirates office. Check our FAQs before you fly to learn more about travelling with children. Safe travel for babies and infantsYou can carry an infant under two years old on your lap. We’ll give you a special seat belt extension. If you’re flying with a child over two years old, you'll need to buy a child's fare and they'll have their own seat, or you can bring a baby car seat. You can find out more about the safety regulations for car seats and how our crew can help you fit a baby seat in our FAQ.The URI you submitted has disallowed characters. Sign up or log in to customize your list. Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question
The best answers are voted up and rise to the top We are flying with Wizz Air from London to Warsaw tonight with our newborn. We were planning to take a stroller with a car seat clicked in, so effectively two items. The Wizz Air website is quite vague about the details, and the wording of their policy seems to have changed since I did a similar thing with the older children a few years ago. How likely is it that we will be charged extra and what would be the charge? air-travel luggage children wizz-air I am not familiar with this airline, but the link you provided reads: Is an infant entitled to any baggage allowance? Infants are not entitled to any baggage allowance with the exception of a pushchair / foldable baby carriage / infant car seat per infant (carried free of charge). Ok, infants can bring a stroller and/or carseat for free. I see this sentence as a little ambiguous as to whether you can have both or just one free of charge. One of these items will also be carried free of charge for children (between the age of 2 years and 14 years old).
This sounds like for 2-14 year olds, you can have EITHER a stroller or a carseat. This would lead me to believe you can have both for a baby. Please note that prams and pushchairs shall be checked in with other baggage and will be carried free of charge only if the user of the equipment is travelling. However if no infant or child is involved, these items will be carried as checked-in baggage for an additional fee. This looks like the stroller at least would need to be checked in regularly, and not gate-checked (though this might depend on the airport too). The kid needs to be travelling with you for the items to be free. It looks like that IF you have a seat for the infant, you can use the (air plane approved) car seat in the seat. I would expect it to go in the cargo hold otherwise. In my experience with other airlines (Delta, Lufthansa, Virgin America, United, KLM, Alaskan) I have never had to pay for a stroller or car seat. We usually check the car seat(s) in the luggage, and gate check the stroller.
Next long flight coming up we will use the car seat on the plane, since we got a ticket for our youngest too. I've travelled with WizzAir a few times, I've noticed that the strollers are always put into the Cargo Hold, never seen one in the passenger area. As for the car seat, I would assume that unless you have a separate seat booked for the new born then that will also have to go in the cargo hold. You are only allowed 1 small cabin bag or 1 large cabin bag (the sizes for these can be found on the WizzAir site). You are able to upgrade your bag sizes at check-in, however the cost of this is about £40. You will be charged to place the stroller and car seat to the cargo hold, I'm unsure of this cost but I would presume that it's dependant on the weight of all your items. To simplify, stroller and carseat to the cargo hold. For Wizzair, if you have purchased a separate ticket for your infant, then only car seat is allowed for free of charge otherwise its not. And if ur tickets price is less then 27£ one way, they charge you the same price for your infant even for carrying him on lap.