- FAQ
- Arrival and Departure
- Children.
- When can a child travel alone?
When can a child travel alone?
A child may travel alone from 5 years of age, but then needs compulsory assistance.
- For an 'Unaccompanied minor' children aged 5 to 11 years old, the assistance is compulsory if they are not traveling with someone at least 18 years old
- For a 'Young passenger' youngsters aged 12 to 17, the assistance is possible but not compulsory
What does this assistance cost?
- You pay a surcharge per journey (see conditions of transport)
If you do not request assistance in advance? Then you pay an additional administration fee at the airport.
Compulsory assistance forms are filled in at the airport.
What are the formalities for an unaccompanied child?
Read the information here.
Important: from 31 August 2026, children aged 5 to 11 will no longer be permitted to travel unaccompanied, and we will no longer offer the Unaccompanied Minor (UM) service on our flights. New UM bookings will no longer be possible from 31 August 2026. All existing bookings with the UM service will remain valid and will be honoured as booked.
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