Adding infants to already booked flights

There is a limit of one infant per adult travelling on a Classic Flight Reward. With direct access to oversize baggage belts. ' 14.3.4 Infants under two years and not occupying a seat, travel without the need to redeem Qantas Points as long as the accompanying adult is travelling on a Classic Flight Reward. With family boarding passes and a dedicated family check-in zone at Heathrow Terminal 5 (Zone E), were here to make your family travel experience more enjoyable. Or do I just make the booking for 1 adult only then phone Qantas to add the infant to the booking, pleading my case that no additional taxes should be charged, as would be the case if we had booked both adult and infant simultaneously? The terms and conditions on are ambiguous, with the use of the term 'may': I note Qantas asks for the DOB of infants when booking online, could I just take a stab based on due date? Is the infant DOB on the ticket linked to immigration etc, and would there be potential problem if the DOB on the infant passport and the airline ticket were different? Children's fares are: same as an adult fare within NZ, Tasman or the Pacific.

They need to travel with someone who is at least 15 years old, or book as an unaccompanied minor. Children older than two years will have their own seat onboard the flight. These seats are at peak time, and I am dubious the availability will last until the time the infant is born. Booking flights for children over 2 and under 12 years old. Then the cost for 1 adult and 1 infant would be 224,000 points and $2614.40 (ie same points but double the taxes(!) compared to booking adult and infant all at once). If one adult is traveling with more than one infant under 2 years of age, a seat will have to be purchased for each. However, I believe from various forums that if the infant is added to an already made adult booking, they have to pay the taxes (although no points). Book your flight and when your baby is born call your local Qantas Office to add their name to the booking'. If youre travelling with an infant who reaches the age of 2 during their journey, your child will need their own seat for any flights on and after their 2nd. If your infant is less than 2 years old on your outbound flight, they wont need.

Normally I would not hesitate in making this forward booking, but in my circumstance the infant is not yet born and Qantas advises: Unborn infants - do not add an infant to your booking if they have not yet been born. The service charges and airport and in-flight assistance are the same as those applied to mandatory Unaccompanied Minors. Infant booking update: Your infant can sit on your lap for the entire flight. I'm a little confused about the rules for infants when booking QFF classic rewards in J (EK metal):ДЇor 1 adult: PER-DXB-CDG (return) 224,000 points $1307.20 taxesДЇor 1 adult and 1 infant added at the time of booking PER-DXB-CDG, the price is the same - 224,000 points and $1307.20.

Adding infants to already booked flights