Any child under the age of two can sit on an adults lap and not be charged for the flight. However, it is always recommended that each person have their own seat with proper restraint systems. Children over the age of two must have a reservation, too. The temperatures in the canyon are very different the lower you go into the canyon, the hotter it gets. Shorts, a light shirt, and a windbreaker are recommended for the warmer months.
Summer rains do occur n Arizona, too.
Footwear -Ankle support and traction are a must in the Grand canyon. Shoes should be comfortable, broken in, and laced up tight to keep our feet secure. Hat -To keep your head covered up from the sun, and fill with water to pour over your head when it gets hot. Sunglasses - Shields for your eyes is important for UV protection. The Arizona sun can be very strong.