Traveling with a baby


Fares tailored to your needs

- On your lap: Your baby travels at just 10% of the accompanying adult fare*. For your mutual comfort, a bassinet can be made available: simply remember to mention your baby when booking.
- In an individual seat: If you prefer your baby to have their own seat, simply book by selecting the child fare (2 to 12 years old).


Guaranteed comfort at the airport

To make your journey easier, enjoy priority boarding. Please present yourself directly to our agents at the boarding gate.

*Unless otherwise stated in the fare conditions of your ticket.


Fares tailored to your needs

- On your lap: Your baby travels at just 10% of the accompanying adult fare*. For your mutual comfort, a bassinet can be made available: simply remember to mention your baby when booking.
- In an individual seat: If you prefer your baby to have their own seat, simply book by selecting the child fare (2 to 12 years old).


Guaranteed comfort at the airport

To make your journey easier, enjoy priority boarding. Please present yourself directly to our agents at the boarding gate.

*Unless otherwise stated in the fare conditions of your ticket.

Travel stress-free with your baby: the essentials


Before you leave

- Minimum age: Air travel is not recommended for infants during their first 7 days of life.
- Accompanying person: An adult passenger traveling independently may only accompany one baby at a time.
- Travel documents: Make sure your baby has all the required identity and travel documents (passport, ID card, visas depending on the destination).


In the cabin

- Clothing: Choose comfortable and warm clothing to protect your baby from the air conditioning on board.
- Feeding & Hydration: Pack an adequate supply of their usual meals and baby bottles. Remember to offer drinks very regularly during the flight.
- Takeoff and landing: Give your baby a pacifier or a bottle during these two phases to relieve pressure and ease ear discomfort.


Before you leave

- Minimum age: Air travel is not recommended for infants during their first 7 days of life.
- Accompanying person: An adult passenger traveling independently may only accompany one baby at a time.
- Travel documents: Make sure your baby has all the required identity and travel documents (passport, ID card, visas depending on the destination).


In the cabin

- Clothing: Choose comfortable and warm clothing to protect your baby from the air conditioning on board.
- Feeding & Hydration: Pack an adequate supply of their usual meals and baby bottles. Remember to offer drinks very regularly during the flight.
- Takeoff and landing: Give your baby a pacifier or a bottle during these two phases to relieve pressure and ease ear discomfort.