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I am flying with a minor brother / sister / grandson / granddaughter / nephew / niece in Russia, do I need to have a power of attorney with me?
If a child is travelling together with an adult passenger, a power of attorney from the parents (guardians) is not required for travel within Russia.
Please note that children aged 12 and over may travel independently without accompaniment and without a power of attorney from their parents (guardians).
Section questions
- How to issue a ticket for a child separately from an adult passenger?
- Can I send an unaccompanied child alone?
- Does the baby have luggage?
- I'm flying with a child under 2. Do I need to buy a separate ticket?
- Are there discounts on tickets for children?
- Are there separate seat belts on board for children under 2 years old?
- If my child needs to change a diaper, how can it be done on board an aircraft?
- Why am I forced to lower the armrest when the child is sleeping?
- Is it possible to breed baby food on board?
- How to check in with a child at the airport out of turn?
- What seat will my child be assigned when the "Unaccompanied Minors" service is booked?
- How do I attach a child to a specific adult passenger?
