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<p>You will go abroad with your family and your passports and visas are both ready. What about your baby, the most precious treasure who has joined you recently and adds meaning and happiness to your life? Yes, your infant has an ID, but this is not enough for international flights. Your infant is an individual just like you, so you need to get them a passport too. Also, the procedure is not simpler; whatever you did to get yourself a passport applies to your infant as well. Even additional documents are required. Here are 5 steps you need to do when you get your infant a passport.</p><p>Step 1: Whether you issue a passport for yourself or your infant, before going to passport offices you are required to fill out an online application form and make an appointment. Of course, you can always go directly to the relevant offices and submit your necessary documents; however, it is not guaranteed that you can complete your application without an appointment. You would better make an appointment first, and then be ready at the passport office half hour earlier to avoid waiting there with your infant. If you will issue your passport when you are abroad, you must go to embassies and consulates of your country.</p><p>Step 2: You need a biometric photograph of your baby. Biometric photographs are suitable for use in ID documents, where a person’s facial features are visible from the bottom of the chin to the crown of the head, as well as the left and right sides of the face, with high quality and white background and without sunglasses. That means your baby’s head must stay still and if you wonder how you can achieve that, you can lay your baby down on a flat surface and position your baby by holding his head if necessary. After you take the photos by these instructions you can go to a studio to convert them into biometrics, and you will need two biometric photographs for your passport.</p>

How do you get your infant a passport?

<p>CIP(Commercial Important Person) is a premium service provided at the airport for people with commercial importance. These services include but are not limited to free meals and drinks, Wi-Fi and desktop services, comfortable seats, TV and radio, private transportation to the airport, and priority on seat selection.</p>

What is CIP?

<p>One of the health problems that many passengers experience during landing is ear congestion. You should know that ear congestion happens due to air pressure imbalances, and if you have upper respiratory tract infections such as flu, you should be more careful. With some simple tips, you can avoid ear congestion.</p><p>You can experience ear congestion during fast descents while landing, where the cabin air pressure is not properly adjusted and your Eustachian tube is not balanced with cabin air pressure. During flights, you may witness people who take deep breaths and close their mouths, and pinch their nose to normalize middle ear air pressure. This is called the Valsalva maneuver and even if seems like a good way to avoid ear congestion, health professionals warn people that if it is not done correctly, it may cause high pressure in the ear due to the uncontrolled airflow and bacterial flow towards the middle ear.</p><h2><strong>How to get rid of ear congestion?</strong></h2><p>Chewing gum, yawning, and sucking candies will help your Eustachian tube to stay open. If you have medical conditions such as flu, consider not taking a flight. If you had to be in flight, you should use nostril sprays. Using nostril sprays half an hour before your flight may help your Eustachian tube to work properly and to avoid ear congestion. During take-off and landing make sure you and your children are awake, as you will be aware of congestion earlier. It is useful to be seated straight and consume water and beverages during flight, as drinking and swallowing would help your Eustachian tube and prevent ear congestion. If you are willing to perform the Valsalva maneuver, it must be done slowly and carefully. If you bleed from your ear and/or experience hearing loss even a couple of hours after your flight, you must consult a health professional.</p>

Things you should do during a flight to avoid ear congestion

<p>Air traveling, especially when it is a long-haul flight, can result in some situations that can cause negative impacts on passengers. People with prior health problems may be more affected by these situations. For example, cabin air pressure may negatively affect those who have health issues, and whether the oxygen levels are regulated for a healthy person.</p><h2>Situations where air travel is not recommended</h2><p>1. When your infant is younger than a week.</p><p>2. When pregnant women are in their last four weeks or the first week after they gave birth.</p><p>3. Chest pain or angina pectoris felt even at rest.</p><p>4. Cases of any serious and contagious diseases.</p><p>5. Increased intracranial pressure due to bleeding, trauma, and infection.</p><p>6. Sinus infection, ear, nose, and throat infections (especially if the Eustachian tube is blocked).</p><p>7. Recent myocardial infarction and crisis.</p><p>8. Severe chronic respiratory disease, breathlessness at rest, or unresolved pneumothorax.</p><p>9. Sickle cell anemia.</p><p>10. Those with uncontrolled arterial hypertension with a systolic pressure greater than 200 mmHg.</p><p>11. A recent surgical intervention or medical trauma where air or gas is trapped (especially abdominal trauma, gastrointestinal surgeries, head-face-eye injuries, brain surgeries, and vitrectomies).</p><p>12. Right after scuba diving (At least 24 hours after free diving for several days, and at least 12 hours after diving for 2 hours).</p><h2>The diseases that require consultation of a doctor to take a flight are as follows:</h2><p>1. Cancer,</p><p>2. Cardiovascular Diseases,</p><p>3. Chronic Respiratory Disease,</p><p>4. Epilepsy,</p><p>5. Anemia,</p><p>6. Unstable diabetes</p><p>7. Patients with immunosuppressive medications</p><p>8. Patients on dialysis</p><p>9. Multiple sclerosis (MS)</p><p>People with the medical conditions above and with the suspicion of some other disease must be consulted before taking a flight. During the time of such a suspicion, the airline company may demand a clean bill of health. All the medications that are needed must be carried handbag bag that is accessible during and after the flight. Also, people with severe food allergies should be cautious during in-flight caterings.</p>

What medical conditions stop you from flying?

<p>Your first flight can make you anxious but in fact, it is not that different from bus rides. We gathered some useful tips to bear in mind for first-time flyers.</p><h2><strong>1. How to buy plane tickets</strong></h2><p>After the establishment of the private airline companies, flight ticket prices are offered after fierce competition between airlines. While purchasing a ticket, you can choose the most affordable tickets from the airlines that you select via comparison websites. After your selection, you can purchase your ticket online or from a nearby travel agency. For your online ticket purchases, you can use Wingie.com to search for the best ticket options for your choice of location, date, city, and number of passengers. By selecting one of the flights from searching results and entering your payment information you can easily purchase an online flight ticket. For online purchases, all you need to do is go to the airport with your ID and confirmation SMS and then find your selected airline’s counter to complete your check-in. During this procedure, you are not required to have a physical ticket on you.</p><h2><strong>2. Baggage preparations</strong></h2><p>During flights, you can take two kinds of baggage with you. Checked baggage is those taken from passengers during check-in and carried in the aircraft’s baggage compartment during the flight. Generally, until 15-20 kg, airlines do not charge extra baggage costs for checked baggage. Cabin baggage is the baggage you can take with you during the flight. This can be your handbag or a small suitcase. The limitations are not according to weight but size. If your checked baggage exceeds the 15-20 kg limitation, to avoid extra baggage cost you can carry your excess belongings with cabin baggage. Or you can travel solely by your cabin baggage if you do not have excess belongings. Because after landing, you have to wait at the airport for your checked baggage to arrive. You can find information about baggage restrictions in this article.</p><h2><strong>3. Check-in process</strong></h2><p>For your first flight, this notion may sound odd to you. Check-in is the name of the process that passengers, who bought their tickets online or from travel agencies, go to the airport’s counters of selected airlines to determine technicalities such as seat selection, ID confirmation, acquisition of boarding passes, and baggage checks, and acquisition of baggage tags.</p><h2><strong>4. Things you should know after check-in</strong></h2><p>After the check-in process, you will receive your baggage tag and ticket which provides the information of seat and gate numbers. Make sure your ID, passport, or driver's license is ready. Pay attention to your gate number and proceed to the gate for a security check. At the security checking point, you need to show your boarding pass to the personnel and hand in your bags and cabin baggage for X-ray screening.</p><h2><strong>5. Boarding to plane</strong></h2><p>After the security check, proceed to the boarding gate which is written on your boarding pass. After examining the flight and gate numbers, you may wait for boarding. In some cases, you can directly board the plane but sometimes you have to take shuttles to the plane. Especially in vast airports, walking in runway area is prohibited to passengers, and only entitled personnel is an exception to this rule. Gate agents will assist you to board on the plane when the time comes so following their lead would be sufficient. Meanwhile, make sure your boarding pass and ID are ready to show them to personnel.</p><h2><strong>6. Flight</strong></h2><p>On the plane, after you are seated you can store your hand baggage in overhead compartments that are located above the seats. During flight all the necessary information would be announced; such as the flight rules, when the plane will take off and land, and the weather conditions of your destination. You can follow the announcements while enjoying your flight.</p><h2><strong>7. Arrival</strong></h2><p>After landing, please be seated until the doors are open. By following other passengers you can go to the area where your checked baggage will arrive. There, you may wait for a while. By following the signboards you can understand from where you can claim your baggage.</p>

Things you should know before flying for the first time

<p>You may hear from people who had long-haul flights that they have jet lag and unfortunately face some problems. As I know this, I do not forget to take some precautions before flights. In this article, I will explain what you need to know about jet lag and the precautions that can be taken. Firstly, let's start with the definition of jet lag; Jet lag is a condition seen in long-haul flights, resulting from the inability of the human body to keep up with this rapid change between time zones. It is a circadian rhythm disorder caused by the difference between the time zone of the destination you are traveling to and your body’s internal clock.</p><p>Some of the main causes that lead to jet lag are; Inability of the internal clock to adapt to changes, insomnia and stressful situations, discomforts caused by low humidity and decreased air pressure in the airplane cabin, and alcoholic and caffeinated drinks, and long periods of sitting on a plane. The duration, symptoms, and recovery methods of jet lag may vary from person to person. According to studies conducted, jet lag occurs more frequently and is severe during daytime flights, from west to eastward. You may experience jet lag symptoms such as insomnia, fatigue, headaches and stomachaches, disorientation, loss of appetite, irregular heartbeats, and lack of coordination. Besides the physical symptoms, you may experience mental symptoms such as lack of concentration or focus, difficulties while you read, and loss of sense of direction.</p><h2>So how can you be less affected by jet lag?</h2><p>It is easier for children and young adults to overcome jet lag or not to experience it at all, as they are more likely to adapt quickly to changes than elderly people. The fact that children sleep during the day is one of the major factors in overcoming jet lag. People who experience jet lag should try to adapt to the destination where they are going, as quickly as possible. Getting some sunlight after your flight is also another option to adapt easily. If it is possible, It would be easier for you to adjust your sleeping and working hours, a few days before long-haul flights to avoid jet lag. Also if you intend to stay less than 2 days at your destination, it will be beneficial for you not to adapt to the destination and to act close to your internal clock. Jet lag duration varies depending on people and their ability to adapt to surrounding conditions, so there is not a fixed recovery period for jet lag.</p>

What is Jet Lag and What to do?

<p>Air is not as still void as we think and turbulence is a result of changes in the air, around the aircraft. The airflow, which is always in motion upwards and downwards, sometimes fluctuates and creates air pockets which result in turbulence. Especially during thunderstorms, these airflows change rapidly and can be seen more compared to the normal weather.</p><h2>What happens during turbulence?</h2><p>During turbulence, the aircraft can lose altitude, and sometimes be violently shaken, causing passengers to be thrown out of their seats or hit their heads or other parts of the body. People can even get injured during extreme turbulences. Pilots are often informed about routes that turbulence may be experienced during flights and sometimes pilots make announcements during flights to warn the passengers. When you receive such an announcement, you must fasten your seatbelts and you would better avoid hot beverages during the flight.</p><h2>What should a person who is afraid of turbulence do?</h2><p>If you are scared of turbulence, do not choose to be seated on wings. While completing your check-in process, you can voice your concerns and demand to be aisle-seated. Especially if you are traveling over open seas such as the ocean, you are at high risk of getting sudden turbulence. Pilots, stewardesses, and people who frequently fly are used to the turbulences so they often are calmer during turbulences. However, for first-time flyers, turbulences are not pleasant and often passengers get anxious. You should remain calm, so you may think of turbulence as a wave on a sea surface but rather happening in the air.</p>

What is Turbulence and what causes it?

<p>You may experience confusion about the restrictions on electronic device usage on flights. But you do not need to worry, as the cabin crew would not hesitate to inform you about the necessary restrictions and precautions. So what are the electronic devices that are prohibited or restricted to use during the flight? First of all, it must be noted that during take-off and landing it is prohibited to use all electronic devices, except electronic watches, hearing aids, and pacemakers. On the other hand, there are electronic devices that are allowed to use during flights except for take-off and landing. For this reason, let's have a close look at the list of electronic devices for clarification.</p><p>Electronic devices that are allowed during flight:</p><p>Hearing aids, pacemakers, solar-powered and battery-powered devices.</p><p>Electronic devices that are allowed during flight except take-off and landing:</p><p>Cell phones of passengers and cabin crew.</p><p>Electronic devices that are not prohibited during flight:</p><p>Cameras and recorders, electronic toys, computer and video games, headphones and MP3 music players, laptops and DVD players, calculators, and tablets.</p><p>Electronic devices that are prohibited during flight:</p><p>Cell phones, walkie-talkies, remote-controlled toys, speakers, printers, stereos, radios without headphones, small televisions, and Bluetooth receivers.</p><p>Electronic devices that are allowed during flight with permission:</p><p>Electronic devices for medical purposes.</p>

Which electronic devices cannot be used during flights?

<p>You have probably come across on some flights, passengers start clapping as soon as the pilot landed the plane. The reason for this, as I shared in another article in which I explained what you should know before take-off, is that passengers’ fear of plane travel intensifies during the take-off and landing stages. The smooth landing of the plane makes everyone happy.</p><p>Certain rules should be followed to ensure in-flight safety and to prevent health problems that may occur during landing. Paying attention to these rules will also reduce your fears about the plane.</p><h2><strong>Landing</strong></h2><p>It is the process that starts with the pilot notifying that the plane will land and then cabin crews stating that everyone needs to take their seats. Passengers should not walk around standing and must be seated. With the landing announcement, passengers should be certain that their seat back is straight up and their seatbelts are fastened tightly. Windows should be open and the front tables should be stowed. Electronic devices must be turned off completely. As the plane descends, it is quite natural that there will be tremors. Since the plane is waiting for landing permission from the tower during this process, it can wait for the landing queue by drawing circles. You don't have to worry about that.</p><h2><strong>After Landing</strong></h2><p>Passengers should not unfasten their seat belts until an audible warning comes from the plane screens. Passengers should not stand up and open their mobile devices. Unfortunately, many people immediately turn their phones as soon as the plane lands. By doing that, these people endanger the safety of the plane. After the plane lands, it goes for a long distance on its wheels to slow down and arrive at the planned section. The landing must be completed smoothly for the flight to end, so please wait patiently.</p><p>According to statistics, ear congestion usually occurs during the landing phase. It is good to ensure that you are not asleep and that if you have children with you, be sure that they are also awake during the landing so that you can be aware of ear congestion and/or similar pressure-related problems.</p><p>Complying with the warnings during landing is enough for a nice flight. Since flying is the most reliable form of travel, you can easily travel by plane. Have a good flight.</p>

Things you should know before landing

<p>We all know someone is afraid of flights, even if it is the safest way of transportation. Many people whom I know express that take-off and landing is the most afraid part of the flight. They certainly hit the right notes, as there are some precautions to bear in mind to ensure our well-being and safety during take-off and landing.</p><h2>Before Take-off</h2><p>The first thing we must do as soon as boarding the plane is to stow our carry-ons in overhead compartments and make sure it is securely locked. Thus, we can reduce our risk of encountering an unexpected event such as the opening of the hatch during take-off. This procedure is repeated after you by stewardesses. After we are seated, we must fasten our seatbelts by the instructions of the stewardesses. Before the take-off, make sure that your seat back is straight up and your tray table is stowed and if you are window seated, you must open the shades as well. We can even come across bus rides where it is not permitted to use cell phones. Although there are no accidents proven to be caused by cell phones in airplanes, certain precautions are taken against the possibility of damaging the airplane radio and complex electronic mechanisms. All portable electronic devices must be turned off during take-off. It is not permitted to use a cell phone during flights, however, if your cell phone’s airplane mode is activated, you can use your phone to take photographs, play games, or listen to music. Besides that, other portable electronic devices, such as MP3 players can be used after the take-off.</p><h2>During Take-off</h2><p>During take-off you may feel as if the plane is climbing, this is normal, you do not need to be afraid and you should stay calm. Until reaching a certain height, the plane continues to ascent. From that point, the plane is accelerating to reach a certain speed. Your seat belts must be fastened at this point.</p><h2>After Take-off</h2><p>During and after take-off you must remain seated and your seat belts must be fastened until you are told otherwise. It is mandatory to comply with this rule, as it is a precaution to protect you against possible turbulences.</p><h2>Precautions for your health</h2><p>Due to the differences between the middle ear and cabin pressure, during take-off you may experience stress on your eardrum (Airplane Ear), you should know that this is a temporary situation and continues until the end of take-off. The airplane Ear does not occur apart from the times of ascent and descent because during the flight the air pressure in the middle ear and the air pressure in the environment match. The eustachian tube helps to balance the pressure so if you have a cold or flu, it is advised not to travel under those circumstances. If you had to travel, it is also advised to take some self-care steps to prevent airplane ears such as chewing gum and breathing through your nose.</p>

Things you should know before take-off

<p>As flying is against human nature, many people feel anxious during flights. Flying is statistically one of the safest ways of transportation, however, getting off the ground and starting to take off can put people who have fear of flight into an unbearable situation. There are seminars and training programs presented by airlines for the people who are afraid of flying. In these training programs, pilots and psychologists educate people about the technology of planes and the psychological reasons for said fear. Many times simulation training and tools to combat the fear are practiced in these seminars. If you have fear of flight and you can attend such a seminar, you should. But if you need to fly urgently, please do not read or watch any content regarding plane crashes before your flight. Window seats can help some passengers to suppress their anxiety. If you want to be window-seated, you must express this during the check-in process.</p><h2>Things people with flight fear should do</h2><p>1- Drink something calming. You can drink herbal teas or alcoholic beverages before boarding to steady your nerves.</p><p>2- Take a book or a magazine with you. Reading something interesting during flight can help you center around something other than your fear and entertain you as well. Also, you can use electronic devices such as cellphones and tablets in airplane mode to play games, watch videos, or take photographs which makes the flight easier.</p><p>3- Try to arrange your first flight in a near location when the weather conditions are mild. If you fear flights, or it is the first time you fly, bad weather conditions may trigger your fear for worse. Moreover, short flights are more tolerable, as even if you are anxious about the flight time passes quickly.</p><p>4- Take professional help. If your fear is severe, you can consult a therapist to resolve your issues. People with a fear of flight may face tachycardia, dizziness, abdominal pain, and high blood pressure during flights. Many people with this phobia are scared of plane crashes. For this reason, flight attendants might need to kindly assist said passengers with flight phobia.</p>

What can people with flying fear do during flights?

<p>Every system and every environment consisting of people has a non-written unique set of rules for itself. Our civilization is a web of unwritten rules that formed throughout history and information that is imparted from generation to generation which is not compulsory but enables us to make our lives easier and live comfortably.</p><p>Courtesy and etiquette are among these. There is no punishment for not following these rules which may differ depending on time and place; however, people who do not comply with these rules may be labeled as rude by other members of society. Just like in all areas of life, there are rules of etiquette that must be followed while traveling and during flights.</p><h2>Here are these rules from A to Z:</h2><p>- While boarding you should proceed on the boarding bridge from your lane in a rapid manner, without limiting other passengers’ mobility.</p><p>- If you do not have any medical condition that limits your mobility, you should move faster onboarding the bridge and inside of the plane, as people are not obliged to wait for you.</p><p>- After your flight, if you do not need to be somewhere urgently, before the flight you should hand over your baggage to be checked even if it could be cabin baggage. With this, you can avoid the hustle of storing your cabin baggage above in the compartment and make other passengers queue behind you.</p><p>- During flights you should give priority to elderly, pregnant, with child and women passengers.</p><p>- You should help old, handicapped, and ill passengers to store their cabin baggage in the compartments.</p><p>- If your cabin baggage is wheeled, you should carry it in front of you because if it is behind you it may bump into other passengers.</p><p>- On the plane when you find your seat, you should be immediately seated. You can store your cabin baggage and take your coat off after you are seated, to prevent queues to be formed after you in the corridor.</p><p>- If there is no space in the compartment above your seat, you can store it elsewhere and you do not need to wait for stewardesses to come and assists you. If you need to be assisted, you can wait in your seat meanwhile.</p><p>- If you have a backpack you should do the same with your cabin baggage and carry it in front of you to avoid bumping into someone.</p><p>- After seated you should not occupy the whole armrest of the seat as there is another passenger right next to you.</p><p>- While seating, if there is another passenger in your row and you make eye contact with them, you should gently smile.</p><p>- During the flight you should be certain that your arms and legs are not exceeded from your seat, making others uncomfortable.</p><p>- Seats, especially in economy class, may have limited legroom between them. However, you should pay attention not to lean your knees on your front seat in an annoying manner.</p><p>- If you have long hair you should make sure that your hair does not block the screen of the seat behind you, or discomfort others.</p><p>- You should avoid using heavy perfumes on your flight day.</p><p>- While stretching, you should pay attention to not make other passengers uncomfortable.</p><p>- You should not recline your seat too much, it resulted in other passengers’ legroom being narrowed.</p><p>- If you read something, you should make sure that you do not cause discomfort to the passengers next to you.</p><p>- During in-flight catering you should not occupy the stewardesses as other passengers are waiting as well.</p><p>- Even if stewardesses are present to assist and service you, you should be respectful to them and say thank you.</p><p>- You should also be respectful around your fellow passengers and you should not swear.</p><p>- You should not talk, laugh, or listen to music in high volumes.</p><p>- Your cell phone should be on airplane mode and if you play games or watch videos, you should use headphones.</p><p>- After landing, you should be seated and your cell phone must be on airplane mode until you are told otherwise.</p><h2><strong>Top complaints during flight</strong></h2><p>- 63% of passengers complain when the seat in front of them is reclined while eating and their tray is open</p><p>- 55% of passengers complain when the armrest is completely occupied by other passengers</p><p>- 53% of passengers complain when other passengers are rude to stewardesses</p><p>- 49% of passengers complain when people carry big cabin baggage and fill up the compartments</p><p>- 43% of passengers complain when people talk and laugh loudly</p><p>- 40% of passengers complain when people push others to leave right after the landing</p><p>- 34% of passengers complain when people constantly stand and check their cabin baggage</p><p>- 33% of passengers complain when people extend their legs to the front seat</p><p>- 24% of passengers complain when people swear without thinking about others</p><p>- 19% of passengers complain when people lay their heads in the windows and block others’ view.</p>

Rules of etiquette during flight

<p>According to the studies, every year plane crash rates are decreasing. Especially due to the developments in the aviation industry and the rise of competition in this market, aircraft maintenance and the number of trained personnel increase every year which leads to advancement in the sector. According to research, your chances of getting into a plane crash are 1 in 11 million which statistically proves the safety of flights. While serious plane crashes happen 3-4 times a year, you may witness a serious car crash on a highway every second.</p><h2>What causes plane crashes?</h2><p>The two main reasons for plane crashes are; human error and technical errors. As the airline industry evolves, the primary reason for investing in trained technical and flight personnel is to avoid both technical and human error, as much as possible. With each year the crash rates are decreasing.</p><h2>When do plane crashes happen?</h2><p>We can say that considering plane crashes, the riskiest phase is the take-off and landing of the plane, as technical difficulties such as the engines not working are more likely to happen.</p><h2>Which is the safest seat on the plane?</h2><p>Every year many studies are conducted to answer this question. But still, there is no clear answer to this question as plane crashes generally happen not because of system failure but due to human error and these errors differ each time. According to a costly study conducted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, during plane crashes, those who wear seat belts are much more likely to survive than those who do not. If you want to feel safer, you can choose aisle seats near the exits.</p>

What is the risk of a crash on flights?

<p>We all know how hard flights can be with children. To have a peaceful flight and to guarantee a child’s well-being, we must be more attentive while we are traveling with children, compared to traveling with adults. Here are some useful tips to make your flights more comfortable with your children:</p><h2>Well-Being of Children / Infants</h2><p>If it is not compulsory, you would better wait for travelling with your infant until after they are one month old. During take-off and landing make sure your child is awake. If your child has diarrhea it is not advised to take a flight, before flight makes sure your child is feeling well and properly hydrated. If your child has an ear infection it is not advised to take a flight because of the cabin air pressure, also you should know that children with sinusitis may experience severe headaches during flight. To avoid ear congestions during take-off and landing make sure your child is chewing gum or drinking something.</p><h2>How to keep children calm during the flight</h2><p>During long flights, traveling with children may be more difficult as children get bored easily, and not being calm may disturb other passengers as well. So when you are flying with children you need a plan before your flight. Many times children fuss about food or beverages so make sure you pack appropriate snacks and your child is hydrated. By doing so, you can ensure your child is calmer. Make sure you take precautions for ear congestion and avoid facing any health problems while flying with your child. Make sure you pack necessary toys, books, pens, and notepads and you can always check whether music and movie options are available on the plane. If you are seated by the window, you can talk to your children about the sky and the clouds to keep them entertained. If you are seated by the corridor you can have small walks inside.</p>

Things you should know while flying with children

<p>To have a pleasant experience on your flight, you may consider consuming light and healthier options and avoiding fatty ones. However, during long flights, eating onboard is inevitable and we can provide some useful tips to make your experience comfortable. One of the most enjoyable moments during the flight is the food and beverage service. It starts right after departure and includes different menus for different tastes. Naturally, there are some differences between menus depending on your flight time and the class you are traveling in. However, you can be sure that every airline is diligently trying to please its passengers. People who are allergic to any food or request a special menu should notify the airline company at least 24 hours before the flight and warn them to take the necessary precautions. Thus, the airline can provide requested food and beverages, which are not normally on the flight menu. Airline companies are aware of the fact that food and beverage services add a different pleasure to passengers during the flight and try to keep their passengers pleasant throughout the flight with snacks and ready-made products. Especially for the long flights, we can say services start with a welcome drink and continue with other food and beverages until the plane lands.</p>

How to properly eat and drink on the plane?

<p>Before purchasing your ticket, it is crucial to thoroughly read the cancellation and refund conditions of the ticket you intend to buy. Different companies have different classifications, but generally, tickets marked as “promotional” or “special price” do not allow for cancellation or refunds, and there may be restrictions on making changes. With “flexible” tickets, you can receive a refund excluding the amounts deducted by airlines as penalties, or make changes by paying a small fee. Additionally, you should be aware that in case of cancellation, some countries do not refund certain taxes. Due to variations in ticket rules depending on the time remaining on your flight, the airline, and the class and package of your ticket, it is very important to choose and purchase a ticket that suits your conditions and schedule from the outset, to avoid any problems later.</p>

What are the cancellation and refund procedures?

<p>Every airline offers various ticket classes, packages, and rules. Once you've chosen your flight on Wingie, click on 'Flight Rules' in the passenger information section for basic details. For more comprehensive information on rules, contact our support line at +1 4378883181. Be aware that warnings are displayed in the flight details section for promotional tickets, which may have limited change rights. It is advisable to heed these warnings when making your flight selection.</p>

How do I find the rules for making changes to my booking?

<p>Once you've bought a ticket through Wingie, it's important to note that you cannot alter the route via the website or mobile apps. Any modifications to the ticket, following airline policies, can be addressed by contacting our support line at +1 4378883181. If the ticket permits changes, the applicable change fee and/or any fare difference outlined in the airline rules will be applicable.</p>

Can I make changes to the date and/or route on my ticket? 

<p>To ensure a smooth process, it is recommended that you arrive at the airport at least 2 hours before your domestic flight, and at least 3 hours before your international flight.</p>

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