A child below 2 years does not legally require a seat. The fares are for above 2 years which require a seat to fly. In tariff language, a toddler up to the age of 23 months is referred to as an infant or baby. A toddler is not entitled to a seat and must travel on the lap of the father or mother. Normally the airlines charge around 10% of the tariff for babies, but free transport or a higher percentage [up to 25%] is also possible.

From the age of 2, the passenger is considered a child and is entitled to a seat. The children's tariff is usually reduced (often 50% to 75% of the flight tariff is charged). In some cases, the children's rate does not apply to special price promotions.

The major classes for flight ticket booking are Economy, Premium Economy, Business and First class.

You can book tickets for up to 9 persons in a single flight ticket booking.

Within minutes of booking the tickets, you will receive this e-ticket with your personal booking number by e-mail. Your booking details are electronically saved in the airline's booking system.

An e-ticket is an electronic flight ticket that has been replacing the paper ticket since July 1, 2007 for all airlines and routes for which a ticket can be created in electronic form. This is a mandatory requirement of the IATA (International Air Transport Association) and therefore it is no longer possible to issue a paper ticket on these routes or with these airlines.

After booking, you will receive this e-ticket with your personal booking number by e-mail. Your booking details are electronically saved in the airline's booking system.

Yes, you just need to submit the passenger information when making the booking.