Can I travel at 15?

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Yes, 15-year-olds can travel alone. While not required, its recommended a parent/guardian accompany them to check-in and remain at the airport until departure. This is not considered Unaccompanied Minor service, which is for younger children.

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Can I travel alone at 15? Gosh, that’s a big question, isn’t it? I remember being so excited about the idea of traveling alone when I was 15. Freedom! Adventure! The whole shebang.

So, the answer is yes, you can travel alone at 15. But, honestly, it’s probably a good idea to have a parent or guardian with you at least until you’re on the plane. Think about it – a bustling airport is a seriously overwhelming place, even for adults! I mean, remember that time I was completely lost trying to find gate 42 in Heathrow? Nearly missed my flight to Rome! That was terrifying, and I was like, twenty-two, not fifteen!

They don’t usually consider this “Unaccompanied Minor” service, which is usually for younger kids – think elementary school age or so. That service has flight attendants keeping an eye on them, and that’s great for younger ones. But, at 15, you’re generally considered old enough to manage things yourself. Still, having a grown up there to help with navigating security and check-in is less stressful. Plus, you know, a comforting hug before you go off on your adventure wouldn’t hurt. Just saying. ????

So, yeah, you can, but maybe should you? Consider it carefully! It depends entirely on your maturity level, your destination, and your comfort level. If it’s a short flight to visit your aunt, it might be different than a long haul flight to another country on your own. You know yourself best.

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