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February 27th, 2004, 02:57 AM
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Flight With Baby
We are planning a trip with our grandchild and daughter. The child is just
under two and there is no charge for her. When we get to the airport will we have to prove her age? Thanks. LLH 
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February 27th, 2004, 03:05 AM
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Flight With Baby
"FANOF83" wrote in message ... We are planning a trip with our grandchild and daughter. The child is just under two and there is no charge for her. When we get to the airport will we have to prove her age? Thanks. LLH Why not just call the airline. If you get wrong information here, it will be too late when you're at the ticket counter arguing with the TA.
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February 27th, 2004, 04:04 AM
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Flight With Baby
FANOF83 wrote:
We are planning a trip with our grandchild and daughter. The child is just under two and there is no charge for her. When we get to the airport will we have to prove her age? Thanks. LL You should bring proof of age. There was even an episode of "Airline" where a woman had this issue with Southwest Airlines. I didn't see how it was resolved, but apparently the airline called the hospital and they indicated they had no record of the birth for the day the mother gave. If it is a child under 1, you might get away with it, but if the child is older than bring a copy of a birth certificate.
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February 27th, 2004, 04:08 AM
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Flight With Baby
FANOF83 wrote: We are planning a trip with our grandchild and daughter. The child is just under two and there is no charge for her. When we get to the airport will we have to prove her age? Thanks. LL You should bring proof of age. There was even an episode of "Airline" where a woman had this issue with Southwest Airlines. I didn't see how it was resolved, but apparently the airline called the hospital and they indicated they had no record of the birth for the day the mother gave. If it is a child under 1, you might get away with it, but if the child is older than bring a copy of a birth certificate. Thanks for the information!! LLH
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