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Krupa Levinson
June 12, 2021
I am about to book a late Sept flight to England from the US and go with a 2.5 year old. Have you heard of parents getting kicked off flights from the US on non-American airlines? I will be flying British Airways.
I am pretty hopeful that we will be okay when my toddler refuses to wear his mask (it’s not a matter of if, but rather when) for this airline but curious to see if you know of success stories.
Nunya B. Zwax
March 31, 2022
The “no exceptions” part is wrong. Airlines will allow exemptions for genuine disabilities, but some airlines have convoluted procedures regarding exemptions.
Chris Hassan
April 01, 2022
Hi Nunya,
Yes, there are exemptions available for some airlines and they have their own procedures to decide who is eligible. However, according to the policies of a few airlines listed, no exceptions is what is stated. What happens on board could be a different story.
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