Aer Lingus info, anyone flown with children?

[wayneg]

Getting ready for our trip on 1st August, filled in API on Aer Lingus website today but can't find anything about taking a booster seat.
Can find info for infants(under 2's) but nothing for a 5 year old.
Anyone know if we can check in a Booster seat in addition to the 23kg allowance.
Never known anyone get charged extra for something like this but I also know how strict airlines are getting.

 

[Stitch's Greatest Fa]

I can't answer your question directly Wayne, but I can tell you that I have phoned the, a couple of times with things regarding our upcoming flight to MCO and they were more than helpful. Give them a ring, am sure they will be able to advise you.

 

[starrysky]

I can't answer your question directly Wayne, but I can tell you that I have phoned the, a couple of times with things regarding our upcoming flight to MCO and they were more than helpful. Give them a ring, am sure they will be able to advise you.

Same here not called about that specifically but they are very helpful any time we had a query.

 

[Mr Stoat]

Take snacks, thy take forever to feed you. The inseat entertainment is good though, and cleaing custons early is a plus. Just remember to buy you duty free before you board.

 

[wayneg]

Take snacks, thy take forever to feed you. The inseat entertainment is good though, and cleaing custons early is a plus. Just remember to buy you duty free before you board.

Usually eat before boarding or take something onboard, not a fan of plane food.
Our flight from Manchester to Dublin lands at 9am, don't leave until 12:40pm wanted plenty of time for security as DS is staying in the US for year to study, should have plenty of time to check his paperwork.
Never bought duty free, far too expensive, At Manchester airport Smirnoff Vodka is £11/lt if on offer at 2 for £22. Only £7/lt in Florida and many more flavours.

Thanks for the replies so far, will get in touch with them before we go.

 

[starrysky]

Usually eat before boarding or take something onboard, not a fan of plane food.
Our flight from Manchester to Dublin lands at 9am, don't leave until 12:40pm wanted plenty of time for security as DS is staying in the US for year to study, should have plenty of time to check his paperwork.
Never bought duty free, far too expensive, At Manchester airport Smirnoff Vodka is £11/lt if on offer at 2 for £22. Only £7/lt in Florida and many more flavours.

Thanks for the replies so far, will get in touch with them before we go.

Make sure you eat before you go through the immigration area there is only a very small cafe once you pass through with limited selection to just a few cakes and coffee mainly.