- FAQ
- Arrival and Departure
- Children.
- When can a child travel alone?
When can a child travel alone?
Children up to and including 11 years old
Children up to and including 11 years old may only travel when accompanied by their father, mother, or legal guardian.
Children aged 12 to 17 years (YP)
- Children aged 12 to 17 years may travel unaccompanied on TUI fly flights.
- Exception: flights to and from the Dutch Caribbean (Antilles). In these cases, supervision (YP service) is mandatory. A YP service fee applies.
It is mandatory that:
- children are accompanied between the check-in desk and the aircraft, and from the aircraft to the arrivals hall;
- children carry a completed TUI travel authorization form;
- children carry a copy of their parent’s or legal guardian’s passport/ID card.
You can request the YP service through the travel agency where the booking was made. If you booked through the website, please contact us.
What does this assistance cost?
- You pay a surcharge per journey (see conditions of transport)
If you do not request assistance in advance? Then you pay an additional administration fee at the airport.
Compulsory assistance forms are filled in at the airport.
What are the formalities for an unaccompanied child?
Read the information here.
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