On a recent flight SOF - LHR, the announcement “Boarding complete 141 plus 1” was made. What is the “plus 1”? I assumed a deceased person. Any other alternatives?
On a recent flight SOF - LHR, the announcement “Boarding complete 141 plus 1” was made. What is the “plus 1”? I assumed a deceased person. Any other alternatives?
On a 320 there around 30 lap infant additional oxygen mask (one very second row of seats either side). I wonder what is the max number of lap infants BA accepts (or if there is a regulatory limit).
On a recent flight SOF - LHR, the announcement “Boarding complete 141 plus 1” was made. What is the “plus 1”? I assumed a deceased person. Any other alternatives?
Should I assume then that @TravellerFrequently is bringing an infant to the Phoenix Mini-do
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On a 320 there around 30 lap infant additional oxygen mask (one very second row of seats either side). I wonder what is the max number of lap infants BA accepts (or if there is a regulatory limit).
That's around 30 lap infants on a full flight, you could get many more on a flight that was less full, especially in CE: every CE row can take at least one lap infant, every other row can take two lap infants. I can't find an absolute regulatory limit, but each infant must be accompanied by a responsible passenger over the age of 16 and have an oxygen mask. So if you wish to optimise for maximum number of infants, you can get about 87 infants, accompanied by between 87 and 116 responsible over-16s.
May 28, 2018, 5:25 am
