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Are there separate seat belts on board for children under 2 years old?
No, child safety belts are not considered safe for infants due to the risk of injury, so they are not provided on flights.
The requirement to fasten a seat belt does not apply to children under two years of age who are on an adult passenger's lap. You need to fasten only yourself, and hold the infant securely in your arms while the "Fasten seat belts" sign is on.
For passengers with infants, we provide a safety briefing on board to ensure maximum safety during the flight.
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 am flying with a minor brother / sister / grandson / granddaughter / nephew / niece in Russia, do I need to have a power of attorney with me?
- I'm flying with a child under 2. Do I need to buy a separate ticket?
- Are there discounts on tickets for children?
- 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?
