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Please ensure that your passport at least has six month's validity until after your flight schedule passed. It is essential to check with the consulates of the country you're planning to visit prior to the departure so that you don't miss any of travel documents.

Before traveling to international trip, make sure your passport has six months validity since it is the general rule for traveling international route.

Most countries will not permit a traveler to enter their country unless the passport has more than six months validity until after the final day of trip.

That means if your passport has less than six months remaining during your trip, you should renew it right away before the departure.

If you must take flight frequently during your pregnancy, your health care provider might recommend you to limit your total flight time. Mostly, health care provider and many airlines might restrict travel after 36 weeks of pregnancy. If you're experiencing pregnancy complications which possibly worsened in the airplane or require emergency care, you would likely not allowed to travel by your healthcare provider.

Generally, doctors recommend you not to board until your baby’s immune system is fully developed. One month old of full-term infants may be allowed to board, though most doctors recommend anywhere between three months and six months. If your baby has heart, lung problems or any kind of illness which may worsen during flight, please discuss to your pediatrician before boarding. Each airline has different policies for infants.

Don't worry. If your name contains 1 word only, you can input your name both in the name column and surname column.

Ex : Kevin, Name "Kevin" and Surname "Kevin"

If your name includes special characters or accents, the system will change it into normal letters. The reason is because the airline system does not accept special characters.

For example: Mr. Mosé Tryans will be displayed as: Mr. Tryans, Mo