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Ryanair sadly don't do unaccompanied minors, but for an airline that does (and 5 seems to be the lower bound), and if flying with a partner, I've always wondere
by peteretep 7y ago
Ryanair sadly don't do unaccompanied minors, but for an airline that does (and 5 seems to be the lower bound), and if flying with a partner, I've always wondered if the following would work:
Parent A flies without child on Day 1; Child is given to airline by Parent B on Day 2 and retrieved on the other end by Parent A. Parent B flies without child on Day 3.
- abcpassword 7y agoWhy would you abandon your child? What’s wrong with you?
- sjg007 7y agoAnd this is why your kid won't speak to you after age 18.
- peteretep 7y agoMy parents used to stick me in Economy when they flew Business on long-haul from about 7 onward, and I still speak to _at least_ one of them.
- ceejayoz 7y agoIf you've got a week or two for vacation, spending six days getting there and back just so you can not fly with your own kid seems... suboptimal.
- peteretep 7y agoRight, I guess a flight nanny is probably easier.
- thesh4d0w 7y agoOr you know..... just be a parent.
- ehvatum 7y agoSome folks with money really are better off hiring a professional parent, if the asshole cycle is ever to be interrupted.
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- Dylan16807 7y agoWhat's wrong with getting a babysitter? Because that's what this effectively is. If you're upset about the money wasted on extra tickets, that's a wealth complaint not a childcare complaint.
- matthewowen 7y agoIf there are multiple flights in a day, you might be able to fit it all in one!