Children who have not reached the age of 3 (0-24 months) are considered infant passengers. Infants and mothers are not allowed to fly within 48 hours of birth, even with a doctor's report. It is recommended that mothers and infants travelling over 48 hours, but less than 7 days after the birth, obtain a doctor's report stating that there is no reason for them not to travel by air. In accordance with flight safety rules, an adult may only be responsible for one infant.Infant passenger aged 8 days - 2 years:·         Can travel with a parent/guardian aged 18 or over.·         Infant fares will apply.·         Cannot be accompanied by cabin crew.·         Child passengers aged 3 - 6:·         Cannot travel on their own.·         Can travel with a parent/guardian aged 18 or over.·         Cannot be accompanied by cabin crew.-Child fares/discounts are applicable (except on promotional fares).·         Child passengers aged 7 - 13:·         May travel unaccompanied on condition the Unaccompanied Child procedure is applied. More information is provided in the "Unaccompanied Child Procedure" paragraph below.-Child fares/discounts are applicable (except on promotional fares).-They cannot travel on connecting flights.For more detailed information, we recommend passengers visit the General Rules page and check under the heading 'Child and Infant Passengers'.