Resources - Air travel with children
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| a | Major air carriers - Customer service departments - Canadian Transportation Agency Bring your complaint to the attention of the air carrier before you file a complaint with the Canadian Transportation Agency.
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| b | Advice when travelling with children - Global Affairs Canada Use these travel tips if you and your children plan to travel or live abroad together, or if your child will be travelling alone.
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| b | File a complaint related to an airline's oversight of an unaccompanied child - Canadian Transportation Agency Certain airlines accept unaccompanied children aged 5 to 11 years and will escort them from check-in through to their arrival at the destination airport (usually for a fee).
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| b | File an air travel complaint - child under 14 seated away from parent or guardian - Canadian Transportation Agency Airlines must, at the earliest opportunity and at no extra cost, take steps to seat children under the age of 14 near their parent, guardian or tutor.
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| b | Government of Canada travel advice and advisories - Global Affairs Canada Find out more about official Government of Canada destination-specific travel information which will help you make informed decisions, including how to travel safely while you are abroad.
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| b | Travel documents and identification requirements - Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Learn about Canada Border Services Agency's recommended documentation when travelling with minors.
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| b | Travelling abroad with children - Government of Canada What you need to know when travelling abroad with children. This includes material on international adoption process and a sample consent letter for children who are travelling without their legal guardian.
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