British Airways – young flyers travelling alone

1 British Airways young flyers travelling aloneThis form must be filled out by the parent/guardian ( you ) of the young flyer travelling by the young flyer(s) to carry this form at all times or present it when requested by British Airways personnel or British Airways agents may result in refusal of review the important information available at You give permission for the young passenger(s) listed below to travel unaccompanied. You understand that weather or other events may, in rare instances, necessitate an aircraft diversion and/or overnight stay at or away from the point of departure/destination. Some of British Airways taxi and hotel providers require formal, written consent in order for young flyer(s) to use their services and/or stay unaccompanied in the hotel. You hereby confirm that you give your consent to the young flyer(s) travelling by taxi unaccompanied and to stay in a hotel room unaccompanied. If the rule of the taxi provider or hotel provider requires that the young flyer(s) are accompanied, you confirm that you give your consent to the young flyer(s) being accompanied by an employee or representative of British Airways .

2 British Airways may contact local law enforcement and/or child protection authorities to assist. young flyer(s) name/s : Booking reference :Outbound flight details:Flight no. :Departure airport :Date :Arrival airport : Inbound flight details:Flight no. :Departure airport :Date :Arrival airport : A copy of the parent/guardian s current passport (or other form of photographic identification showing your signature) must be attached to this the undersigned parent/guardian of the above mentioned young flyer(s) agree to the above and certify that the information provided here is correct. Should you have any questions, please contact your local British Airways :Name of parent/guardian :Date :Contact telephone