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Traveling With Children
Expert Author: David Mayer | Category: Air Travel
Before you book anything, make sure you have all the “bits of paper”. That means the passport if you’re flying internationally. The rules about passports for children are in a state of flux as the new biometric or e-passports come into use. The original system used to add children to their parent’s passports but, increasingly, countries are requiring children to carry their own passports with data in machine readable form.
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