Is there an airline that flies international that does not charge for a 2 year old?

[96mustangtx]

When I flew with my daughter from Cincinnati to DFW I do remember there being a section on all the airlines websites describing their policy for children under 2. I also remember specifically Delta does not charge domesticly for under 2 but do for international. Good luck.

[8mpg]

just buy a dog crate, put some toys and food inside and your all set.

My friend just moved back to South Africa...the tickets for the dogs to go back with them were more than their tickets.

[idrivea4banger]

My friend just moved back to South Africa...the tickets for the dogs to go back with them were more than their tickets.

Damn, that kills my plan of taking my son and nephew to Disneyworld then.

[Treasure Chest]

Most airlines will let a child on as a lap child for free. You can bring your car seat, and if the flight isn't full, they will try to place your seats next to an open seat so the child can have a seat of their own. If the flight is full, or the seat is sold, the flight attendant will gate check the car seat.

All three of my kiddos have flown several times a year from the time they were 6 months old, and we've only had to gate check a car seat and hold the kiddo twice.

[GrayStangGT]

My friend just moved back to South Africa...the tickets for the dogs to go back with them were more than their tickets.

My sister is about to move back from Hawaii and has two dogs, it is costing $1300 a piece to fly them back.

[71chevellejohn]

Damn, that kills my plan of taking my son and nephew to Disneyworld then.

Disney Africa sucks anyway.

[Doug Hatton]

Bangcock Airlines are pretty kid friendly.....

sorry, that was uncalled for... LMAO!

[Trick Pony]

Is that first class or what? Way too much for a destination like the Bahamas.

Have you flown lately? Flights to go to CA to visit family are now costing me 3x or more as much as they did when I moved to TX 6 years ago.