When booking flights for infants or children on JustFly, there are certain restrictions and guidelines that travelers should keep in mind. JustFly often adheres to the policies set by the airlines rather than having separate rules of its own. Generally, most airlines define an infant as a child under the age of two who can travel on an adult's lap, often for a reduced fare or even for free, depending on the airline’s policy.
It is important to note that infants typically require a separate seat if they are two years old or older. In many cases, when booking for children, the fare may vary depending on the airline, and there may be additional requirements for children traveling alone, such as unaccompanied minor services.
Additionally, identification requirements may vary as well. Some airlines may require proof of age, such as a birth certificate, to verify that the child qualifies for any applicable discounts or when flying as an infant.
Travelers are encouraged to review all airline-specific policies carefully on JustFly’s website before making a booking to ensure compliance with the relevant age requirements and to understand any potential fees or restrictions that may apply.