Infant award ticket booking on Aeroplan
 

It is possible to book a Air Canada award ticket
with a Lap Child ONLINE using Aeroplan pts ??

No.

book adult tix and then call in to add infant to the ticket, i think there's a 50$ ticket charge something like that.

You have to call in after you book the adult ticket. They week charge you $50+tax or 5000 miles for the infant.

book adult first
call Aeroplan to add infant
$50 for Y ticket, $100 for J/C ticket

Google would've had the answer
I know "Mommy Points @ BoardingArea" had article on this also

There are additional charges and fees in addition to the $50/5,000 points

For all travel zones:

Economy Class - $50 or 5,000 Aeroplan Miles
Premium Economy Class - $75 or 7,500 Aeroplan Miles
Business Class - $100 or 10,000 Aeroplan Miles
First Class - $125 or 12,500 Aeroplan Miles

I didn't pay any additional fees with my infant bookings, aside from GST.

Just about to book my reward trip and will be bringing my 14 mo old son. Seems crazy AP would charge more as you move up the cabins. It's not like the infant is receiving better service in any of the cabins above economy. He/she will just be on the lap the entire time.

Purchased tickets for international travel are also charged more if your infant is in the premium cabin with you.

Cleaner bathroom on any flight in J or F (at least on most Star Alliance carriers). Would you really want to change a diaper on AC lavatory in Y class (or Rouge)?

GHT Jr had a whole J class seat to himself............ and they ended up loading an infant and child meal for him on BR...... (and no the plane did not hit a pole)

And now I have a new prob....wanted to book 2x MiniRTW, but he crosses 2 yrs old during the Christmas/New Years period............. Contemplating if its even worthwhile cause it will cost GHT Jr 75% of Aeroplan Miles or worse revenue fare in ticketed class of service on the way back

I'm really confused. I just added a lap infant to our J award flight from YYZ-SFO and back and was charged only $20, for what the agent called was a surcharge/tax difference. I was expecting to pay the $100... Is this some new thing or did I not do this properly? I got an Aeroplan Reward email confirmation indicating a 2nd passenger on my ticket. It looks ok to me, so not sure whats going on here...

Nothing wrong per my experience. I did the same just a few months ago on a redemption to Florida. Booked online for two adults then called in to AE to add lap child (can't add online). Fee was about $20, which I was told represents US entry charge or something like that.

The $50/$75/$100 fee etc... is just for international travel. For Canada to US travel you only pay taxes (thus the mystery $20) and in Canada proper you pay nothing at all.