Traveling with young children requires more thorough preparation before the trip. From age and accompanying persons to documentation and support services, different conditions may apply in each case. Sun PhuQuoc Airways provides the necessary information to help parents and guardians proactively prepare for their child's journey.
Age-related regulations for children traveling by air
Infant (INF)
Children from 14 days old to under 2 years old are classified as Infant (INF). Regulations regarding accompanying persons, seating, and carriage conditions have specific requirements.
Child (CHD)
Passengers from 2 to under 12 years old are classified as Child (CHD). Accompaniment by an adult and carriage conditions are applied according to age and the journey.
Unaccompanied Minor (UM)
Children not traveling with parents or a suitable adult may be classified as an Unaccompanied Minor (UM). This case requires meeting specific requirements regarding age, procedures, and pick-up arrangements at the destination.
What parents need to prepare before the flight
Determine the child's age
Age affects passenger classification, carriage conditions, and requirements for accompanying persons.
Check documents
Required documents may vary between domestic and international flights, especially when the child is traveling with someone other than a parent or legal guardian.
Confirm accompanying person
The number of children one adult can accompany and the applicable conditions depend on the age of the children.
Register for support services if needed
If the child is traveling alone or requires special assistance, proactively register for the appropriate service before the flight.
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age is a child considered an Infant (INF)?
Children from 14 days old to under 2 years old are classified as Infant (INF) according to Sun PhuQuoc Airways regulations.
At what age is a child considered a Child (CHD)?
Passengers from 2 to under 12 years old are classified as Child (CHD).
Can infants have their own seat?
Infants traveling with an adult are accommodated according to Infant regulations. If the adult needs extra space, they can inquire about purchasing an additional seat according to applicable conditions.
Can a child travel by air alone?
It is possible in some cases, provided that age and procedure requirements for an Unaccompanied Minor (UM) are met. Certain age groups may be required to use the flight attendant escort service.
Can a child travel with someone other than their parents?
Yes. However, requirements for the accompanying person and documentation may vary depending on the journey, especially for international flights.
How many children can one adult accompany?
The number of children permitted to accompany one adult depends on the children's age and the carriage regulations applicable to each case.
Do I need to register for support services for my child before the flight?
It is recommended to register early if the child is traveling alone or requires special assistance so that the airline has time to verify conditions and prepare appropriate service arrangements.
