Finnair Plus - Did the definition of "child" change?




SPBanker
Aug 30, 11, 7:58 am
I've been fooling around with AY booking machine, as we will be traveling to Munich and New York as a family next year. My son will be soon 12, so I had noticed that Finnair considered those up to 15 children when it came to ticket prices, which was more generous than many competitors' policy.

However, today I checked whether there had been any changes in the prices, and noticed that now 12 and up is adult. When did this change?


NoWindowSeat
Aug 30, 11, 8:31 am
Might make sense to ask Finnair about it..?

SPBanker
Aug 30, 11, 11:58 am
Might make sense to ask Finnair about it..?

That would be far too sensible! :p Actually I did, but since it was 5 pm, didn't get any reply to e-mail yet.

But, funnily enough, now a child is again under 15...


tsastor
Aug 31, 11, 10:22 am
I think it depends on the destination ...
Also, the trend has been to lower the age limit, Finnair as well as SAS.



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