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Documents
- Each child needs their own document: babies too need their own passport or ID card. Check the requirements of your home country in good time.
- Travel authorisations: ESTA, the UK ETA and Canada's eTA are needed for every child individually.
- Travelling with one parent: a letter of consent from the other parent (ideally in English) can save questions at the border.
On the plane
- Babies under 2 usually travel on your lap with their own belt; you can book a seat of their own with an approved child seat.
- Pushchairs: many airlines let you take them to the aircraft door, then they go in the hold free of charge.
- Ear pressure: let them drink, suck or chew during take-off and landing.
- Reserve seats early so you can sit together.
Hand luggage
- Baby food and medicines may be carried in the quantity needed, including over 100 ml.
- Spare clothes for children and adults, wet wipes, small snacks.
- Entertainment: favourite toy, books, child-size headphones and films downloaded in advance.
At your destination
- Pre-book a transfer with a child seat: after a long flight it's more relaxed than the taxi queue.
- Sockets and power: pack the right adapter for bottle warmers and chargers.
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How Voynera helps
Voynera's entry check verifies the ID validity of everyone travelling, includes them in the packing list and shares the trip with the whole family – no account needed.
As of November 2026 · without guarantee