Can a 15 year old fly to Japan alone?
Yes, some airlines provide assistance for minor travelers. For example, ANA provided Unaccompanied Minor Traveler care:Passengers traveling with infants or small childrenFor older children, they also provide general check-in and debarkation support:ANA Airport Support [International Flights]I am assuming you are doing this with the knowledge and support of your parent. If you just show up at the airport with a stack of cash and a passport, the airline will most likely stop you. They can get in trouble for transporting a minor out of the country without a parent or legal guardian consent.
Can A 15 Year Old Ride A Plane Alone?
To answer your questions in order: 1) At the age of 15, you are allowed to fly by yourself on any airline in the United States without purchase of an unaccompanied minor service. You will need to have a parent purchase the ticket for you, but you will not need a note from your parents indicating that they have given permission for you to travel, unless you are flying outside of the US. 2) A round-trip ticket includes travel to your destination and back home again - you would not need to pay twice for your airfare if it is a round-trip ticket. To address a comment already made in another answer, the only reason why you would need a passport is if your travel is outside of the United States. For all air travel that is wholly within the US, passengers under the age of 18 do not need any identification to travel, as noted by the TSA on their website (which I've linked below).
Can a 14 year old travel alone on a plane in the US?
My parents threw me out and I'm living with my friend in Austin, TX. She plans to go to LA, Cali. and we need 2 go togeather because her dad can't care for me alone, and my parent don't want anything to do with me. I know it's possible for a 14 year old to travel alone, but I don't have a parent, so whats my best bet, and what airline should I use? Remember: I'm 14 and got a job, but priceing may be a factor in this situation. But i got enought on me to travel on plane and I'ma be liveing with my friend. THX!!!
Can a 16 year old travel alone?
Yes you can travel on your own as a 16 year old. As long as you have photo ID such as a passport to confirm your identity. Hopefully someone will be meeting you at the airport in London to pick you up so all you need to do is get on the plane by yourself. There is absolutely nothing to worry about and you will be fine. If you need any help, the airline staff are always there to help.If you mean that you are making the entire trip on your own then I would think that you would find it difficult to get a hotel room at your age. You usually need to be 18 to book a hotel room and you need a credit card in order to secure the room against any damages caused.I think the Travelodge allows under 18's to stay there so you might want to try there if you are on your own. If you are not used to travelling on your own you should make sure that you take extra security precautions when out and about such as not taking any valuables and not looking like a tourist.I hope you enjoy your stay in London.
14 year old flying alone?
Where did you see that you have to be 15 to fly alone? You have misunderstood. This all needs to be arranged by your parents. They will do the research and pay for the tickets. If you are between 5-15 years old you may use the Unaccompanied Minor program that most airlines offer. Your parents or another adult can accompany you to the gate, and the customer service agent walks you down to the plane and signs you over to the flight attendant. At the end of the flight, you are the last one off and the flight attendants or the customer service agent will accompany up the jet bridge to the gate where you wait for the designated adult to pick you up. At most airlines, if you are 12 or older you can fly alone without even using this program.
Can a 14 year old buy a plane ticket???
Legally you can't because you are under 18. However, with the Internet and e-tickets if you have a valid credit card there is really no way that they know who is buying the ticket. However, that charge will show up on the account of the person's card you are using it. If your parents don't reconginze the charge they can report the card stolen and at best that ticket would be cancelled and when you show up at the airport you won't be able to go. At worst they will get the police involved and when you show up at the airport you will be arrested. Now you are probably saying that your parents won't allow you to get arrested. The problem is that since your parents reported the theft, the Credit Card company refunded their money. So it is out of your parents hands and the credit card company will try to prosecute you. There is one other item. Most airlines require you to be at least 15 years old before you can travel alone. Under 15 you are considered an "Unaccompanied Minor" and are required to be dropped off and picked up by an adult. The few airlines that allow you to travel alone at age 12 will also require proof of age in the form of a Birth Certificate or Passport. If you don't have either of those handy you won't be able to get one without your parents approval.
Can a child of 14 years old fly alone?
yes, but it depends what airline. Some airlines you have to be an unacumpanied minor until your 16 years old. but on other airlines you can fly alone when your 12. when your an unacompanied minor, there is a flight attendent that takes you off the plane and off the plane.
How old do you have to be to go on a plane alone/unaccompanied?
I think that really depends on the airline that your trying to fly with.Of course, I’m not sure if I’m qualified to answer this question, but based on my experiences it is entirley possible to go on a plane as young as 8 years old without adult supervision. My sister and I flew by ourselves from San Francisco, California to Tokyo, Japan when I was in the third grade (she was in 5th). I think I was around 8 years old at the time of the trip. My parents dropped us off at the airport, we followed their instructions by showing our tickets to the stewardess, boarded the plane and was picked up by my Aunt and Uncle in Tokyo (they were flying from Florida, so we met up in Tokyo).This situation isn’t exactly what your asking (though we did fly without adult supervision and relied on the air hostess for help), but I think anybody over that age of 5 can fly by themselves. If the child is between the ages of 5–14, then they have to follow strict guidelines (such as only flying on a non-stop flight) depending on the airline. Children aged from 15–17 can generally fly by themselves without strict guidelines, though again this depends on the airline that your using. Bottom line, children ages 5 and up can fly solo (depending on airline and their respective rules) and are considered unaccompanied minors.Edit: I found a link to United’s unaccompanied minor policy: https://www.united.com/web/en-US...As I stated before, it depends on the airline that your flying and their specific company policies. For some airlines the legal guardians will need to pay an extra fee or fill out aditional paperwork.