People are looking forward to the National Day holiday soon. At this time, many parents begin to prepare their own travel plans, take their children out, and most people will choose to fly. So, do children need to buy tickets to fly?
Do children have to buy tickets to fly?
According to the relevant regulations of the civil aviation department, infants between 14 days and 2 years old need to buy a baby ticket by plane. The price is 10% of the full adult ticket price. Airport construction fee and fuel surtax are exempted, but no seats are provided. If you need to occupy a seat alone, you should buy a child ticket for your baby. The ticket price for children aged 2 to less than 12 is 50% of the full adult ticket price, and the seats are occupied separately. Each adult can only bring one child to enjoy the ticket price. When buying the ticket, you need to show the birth certificate or household register that can prove the baby's age.