Help?

[-Soph-]

Just after some advice on which airline would be the cheapest to fly to australia with?
If anyone knows any good ones.

(And is there an age limit, I am 14 and I'm flying alone, Is that allowed?)

[Charlie]

I don't know about the flight thing, but i'm sure you'll be able to fly alone, my 12 year old cousin does, i think they have like assitants to fly with.

[-Soph-]

I think they might cost a bit extra though

Its just the fact that I want the cheapest flight possible, And the ones I looked at earlier had 4+ connections.

EDIT: I'm pretty sure I can fly anywhere in europe at my age, But I don't know about out of europe..

[Jacketh]

Me and my friends are going on holiday together at the end of year 11, we'll be 16. We still need written permision of parents though to leave the country by ourselves, in europe or not. About the flight, i have no idea x]

[lust]

i flew british airways on my own, i think british airways is the only one that allows kids in on thier own, but i could be wrong.

[-Soph-]

Where was that to?

I looked at some american airlines flights earlier, I think you may have to be over 15..
Which is a bummer because i've only just turned 14.

[lust]

Where was that to?

I looked at some american airlines flights earlier, I think you may have to be over 15..
Which is a bummer because i've only just turned 14.

cyprus.

[-Soph-]

Thats outside of europe right? (Sorry my geography is crap..)
If so I should be okay..

[lust]

Thats outside of europe right? (Sorry my geography is crap..)
If so I should be okay..

no its not, but it BA you can fly anywhere i think. idk about any forgein [sp] air lines, it just varies. when you book your tickets make sure you double check with the person your booking it with, you should go to a travel agent & they should be able to tell you about what airlines you can use etc.

[-Soph-]

I won't be booking them for a little while yet, Can't go until ryan gets a house (In january LOL)
Thanks for the advice