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Infant Passenger Policy (Age 0 - 2 Years)

• Infants under 2 days old are not allowed on flights.
• Parents whose babies are between 3 - 7 days old are required to present a doctor's certificate stating that the baby's condition and is allowed to fly. The issuance of the doctor's letter is recommended no more than 72 hours (3 days) before the departure date.
• For parent passengers with an infant when flying with Xpress Air, the passenger must be willing to sign an indemnity form.
• If the infant is in the lap of a companion and the infant does not have its own seat, the infant will not be checked baggage. However, parents and companions are still allowed to bring baby food or a carrying basket into the cabin at no additional cost.
• There are differences in passenger ticket prices for infants which are determined based on the flight route.
• Passengers who will fly with infants must check-in directly at the airport before departure.

Child Passenger Policy

• Children under 12 years old are not allowed to fly alone.
• Ticket prices for child passengers remain the same as for adult passengers.
• For parents whose children will be flying alone and the child needs assistance, parents are required to inform the airline.
• Child passengers flying alone are required to check-in directly at the airport together with their parents.

Pregnant Passenger Policy

• Passengers with a gestational age ranging from 28 to 35 weeks may be allowed on board for a flight. However, the passenger concerned must be able to show a certificate from a doctor stating that he is declared to be in good health and medically allowed to fly. The letter must be presented by the passenger when checking in at the airport.
• Passengers with a gestational age of more than 28 weeks are required to fill out a form called Form of Indemnity (FOI). The airline will provide the form, which must be filled out by the passenger before boarding the flight.

Disabled Passenger Policy

• Passengers with special needs who require specific assistance are required to disclose their condition to the airline when booking a ticket.
• Xpress Air recommends that passengers with special needs be accompanied by a companion during the flight.
• Xpress Air reserves the right to refuse any passenger whose physical or mental condition may render the passenger unable to care for himself or herself without an escort.
• Passengers with special needs may bring wheelchairs or other assistive devices, as long as the devices meet safety standards.