MYAirline Unaccompanied Minor Policy

MYAirline Unaccompanied Minor Policy

The MYAirline Unaccompanied Minors Policy stipulates that children below 12 years of age must be accompanied by a passenger aged 18 years or older. MYAirline retains the right to request documented proof of a child's age.

Children aged 12 to under 16 can travel unaccompanied. In such cases, they will be classified as Young Passengers Travelling Alone (YPTA) and will adhere to the regulations set by MYAirline.

For YPTAs, the authorization form must be fully completed and validated by a MYAirline staff member before travel can be approved. Parents or guardians authorizing their child to travel alone as a YPTA should take all necessary precautions to ensure their safety.

The child, along with their parent or guardian, must visit the check-in desk at least 2 hours before departure. The accompanying adult needs to provide valid identification and remain at the airport until the child's flight has taken off.

It's important to note that MYAirline does not manage pre-boarding or meet-and-assist services for YPTAs.

Upon YPTA notification, MYAirline ground staff will assume responsibility for the child's care from check-in through to the boarding gate, where the child will be handed over to the cabin crew.

It's essential for parents or guardians to familiarize themselves with the specific requirements and procedures of MYAirline's Unaccompanied Minor service. They can find detailed information on MYAirline's official website or by contacting MYAirline's customer service team directly. It's recommended to review the airline's policy well in advance of the child's travel date to ensure compliance with all necessary arrangements and documentation.