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14 year old Flying Alone

BlackEdelweiss · 2018-07-26 04:59:33

Hi, Do any airlines allow unaccompanied children to fly between UK and Ireland? My 14 year old daughter is going over with my mother and I thought she could fly back on her own but Ryanair seems to have a limit of 16 for solo travel.

26-07-2018 4:59am

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Hi,
Do any airlines allow unaccompanied children to fly between UK and Ireland? My 14 year old daughter is going over with my mother and I thought she could fly back on her own but Ryanair seems to have a limit of 16 for solo travel.

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#2 26-07-2018 5:15am

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Aer Lingus website says they will accept minors unaccompanied over 12.

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#3 26-07-2018 8:26pm

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I flew alone at 15 with Ryanair, my parents had to sign some extra forms

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#4 26-07-2018 8:27pm

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The dept of justice have details up on the inis site about under 18s travelling

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#5 28-07-2018 2:56pm

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Last time we did this with EI, there was an unaccompanied minors indemnity form to be filled out & returned.

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#6 28-07-2018 3:04pm

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sillysocks wrote: »

Aer Lingus website says they will accept minors unaccompanied over 12.

For any particular departure, there is likely to be a limit on how many they will take, so book early. Check their website to see if there are particular rules for such bookings, e.g. must be done by phone.

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