Thursday, January 26, 2012

What age can you travel unaccompanied with British Airways?

I am 14 and soon to be travelling with British Airways from Spain to Gatwick London Airport. On the way out to spain, i am going with an adult but on the way back, I am going alone.



Do I just travel like any other passenger or do i have to do anything differently?



Thanks.What age can you travel unaccompanied with British Airways?Over the age of 12 it is not necessary to inform the airline however your parents/guardians can do so if they feel it is appropriate.



Between the ages of 12 and 15 the airline can escort you if it part of their regulations so it would depend on BA company policy



you can travel like an ordinary passenger and maybe just inform then you are travelling alone and then it will depend on them.What age can you travel unaccompanied with British Airways?You the same as everyone else and you don't do anything different but be cautious flighing alone at such a young ageWhat age can you travel unaccompanied with British Airways?At 14 you can travel alone, if you are 12 you can travel with a 16 yr old or overWhat age can you travel unaccompanied with British Airways?
You are old enough to be considered an adult. Therefore, you travel through an airport like anyone else. If your parents want to, they can pay an extra fee so that someone can help/comfort you from the moment you enter the airport, to the moment you get to your next destination. The fee is usually about $250. I have traveled alone by myself once before and having someone to guide you through the airport was really help full.

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