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Cost of adding infant to EY flight booked through AA

Cost of adding infant to EY flight booked through AA

  1. Nizar New Member

    Hi guys,

    As per Ben’s post almost a year ago

    [URL]http://onemileatatime.boardingarea.com/2014/09/17/infant-award-travel/[/URL]

    infant travel on EY will be charged 10% of the adult revenue fare plus fees and taxes.

    Has anyone booked this recently ? Has this calculation changed ?

    Also – for a one way fare, would the infant fare be calculated at the actual one way adult revenue fare, or, at half of the return adult revenue fare ?

    I’m hoping the latter as in many cases this can work out to be alot less than the former

    Cheers

  2. Anonymous Guest

    [USER=751]@Nizar[/USER] — Welcome! 10% is pretty standard, so I wouldn’t expect that to change.

    The fare will be based off of whatever the adult ticket is, so if it’s a one-way it will likely be a one way fare. The best option is really just to call and have AA calculate it for you.

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