Sentence examples for fly unaccompanied from inspiring English sources

Most airlines have allowed children age 5 to 7 or 8 to fly unaccompanied, but only on flights that are nonstop or, in some cases, direct.

Millions of children fly unaccompanied every year as air travel becomes ever more frequent, with many families, wrenched by divorce or jobs in far-flung places, often living apart.

Children age 11 and younger can no longer fly unaccompanied on most major domestic airline flights that require a connection, even if the connection is on the same carrier.

France's Transport Minister, Dominique Bussereau, has called for an inquiry into allegations that low-cost airline Easyjet barred disabled passengers from flying unaccompanied.

Turns out Bell did her time doing voice overs early in her career, and announced the safety speech on airlines as a child frequent flyer unaccompanied by an adult.

Animals have been known to overheat or get hurt when flying unaccompanied.

For years I had happily paid the fees that most airlines charge for children to fly as unaccompanied minors.

(Typically, Treasury Secretaries fly commercial, unaccompanied by their spouses, on brief U.S. work jaunts; a Treasury spokesman stated that the Mnuchins reimbursed the government for Linton's travel).

For example, at US Airways, which decided last December that 12-, 13- and 14-year-olds would have to fly as unaccompanied minors, as well as those age 5 to 11, David Castelveter, a spokesman, said, "We wanted to make sure that we were providing the best and the most secure travel to young travelers".

And many of those children will duplicate the experience of the Janis twins, Leesa and Billy, flying as unaccompanied minors even if they had flown unsupervised in the past.

She will fly as an unaccompanied minor.