Rules And Regulations-BA


There is no particular list of needed documents for international flights/travels. It’s upon the passenger to make sure of the list of essential documents to enter a country and their validity.

Passport

Your passport must be valid till the end of your journey. Even infants and minors under 2 need separate and valid passports. Please note that the validity of the passport varies, depending on rules and regulations of your destination. To make sure of validity; kindly check the passport validity requirements

Visa

Parsian Parvaz Mehr does not hold any responsibility on visa requirement and issue. The best reference to learn about visa requirements is  https://www.gov.uk 

Baggage Allowance

To learn about baggage allowance, kindly click here.                                                                                                                                                                                                 

              
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Choose your seat

We suggest you have your ticket sooner; so you can enjoy the trip with your companions. There are several ways to choose your seat; for more info, kindly contact our colleagues at the town office.

Other Airlines

If a part of your journey is delivered by other carriers with which BRITISH AIRWAYS has contract; the rules and regulations for infant/child might be different. For more info, please contact our colleagues. 


 

Infants, children and teenagers

These are the age categories BRITISH AIRWAYS uses for bookings:
Infants: 0 – 23 months
Children: 2 – 11 years’ old
Teenagers: 12-15 years’ old
Adults: More than 16
 
Every carrier has specific rules and regulations; we suggest you check this information before making any booking.
 
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Children

All children under 12 are not allowed to travel alone on BRITISH AIRWAYS and must be accompanied by an adult aged 16 and more. 
 

Teenagers

From 1 May 2018, all young flyers aged under 16 and travelling alone should complete a parental/guardian consent form 
before travel. The consent form is mandatory for bookings made from 1 May 2018 and is available to download here
 

Infants

While traveling with your infant; you can either seat him on your lap or his own chair. 
Once the infant turns 2; he is considered a child and child rules apply. 
 
   

 

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