Updated May 2026 For domestic India flights, an infant under 2 needs proof of date of birth — a birth certificate is the cleanest option — and a child aged 2 to 12 needs an ID showing their name and age, such as Aadhaar, a birth certificate, or a passport. For international flights, every child […]
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Updated May 2026 It depends on one thing: how the trip was booked. On a single ticket (one PNR) you normally check in just once and receive boarding passes for both flights, with your bag tagged straight through to the final airport — though some international transits still ask for a quick re-check or document
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Updated May 2026 No. Infants and young children don’t need DigiYatra, and they can’t use it either. DigiYatra is voluntary and built on Aadhaar plus face recognition, so a child without an Aadhaar number can’t be enrolled. Crucially, a parent cannot walk a non-enrolled child through the DigiYatra e-gate on the parent’s own face. In
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Updated May 2026 An infant under 2 (on the travel date) flies on a parent’s lap with no seat of their own, paying a small infant fare — a few hundred rupees up to about ₹1,500 on domestic flights, or roughly 10% of the adult fare plus taxes internationally. A child aged 2 to 12
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Updated May 2026 Yes — once boarding is complete, you can usually move to a genuinely empty standard economy seat if a crew member is fine with it. You cannot occupy a paid premium, extra-legroom or exit-row seat without paying for it, and crew may say no for weight-and-balance reasons (common on small or regional
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Updated May 2026 Yes, flight prices keep moving after you book — sometimes down — but airlines in India do not automatically refund you the difference if the fare drops. Your ticket is locked at the price you paid, and a confirmed booking carries its own fare rules. What you can actually do: use a
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Updated May 2026 Yes, you can book two separate tickets and connect them yourself — it’s called a self-transfer, and it’s often cheaper than a single fare. But you carry the risk. If the first leg is delayed or cancelled, no airline owes you the missed second leg — you eat that cost. You must
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No-Cost EMI on Flight Tickets in India 2026 — How It Really Works Updated May 2026 Yes, you can book flights on no-cost EMI in India. Two routes exist: card EMI (HDFC, SBI, Axis, ICICI, Kotak — credit and many debit cards, 3 to 12 months) or BNPL pay-later at checkout. The minimum ticket value
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Cheap Group Airfare in India 2026: How to Get Group Fare Discounts (9+ Travellers) Updated May 2026 Groups of 9 or more travellers in India usually pay 8-18% below the published economy fare by booking through an airline’s dedicated group desk instead of the regular site. You lock seats with a small token deposit and
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Updated May 2026 Students in India get the cheapest flights by stacking five tactics. First, join airline student programs — IndiGo 6E Students gives roughly 8% off plus extra baggage on a valid college ID, and Air India and Akasa run their own student fares. Second, use an ISIC card for international student fares. Third,
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