I will soon be moving to Oahu, Hawaii. I have three children and have never flown with them before. If anyone could please provide me with any information regarding the best airline carrier to fly with, documentation / indentification needed for my children, restrictions or anything else that would be a need to know.
Questions regarding air travel with children.
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Are you and they US citizens? It might not be needed but having their birth certificates with you might avoid a hassle.
If you are not traveling with a spouse, a signed notorized statement of your spouse (childrens' parent) regarding knowledge of where you and they are going and when you are expected to return might be in order.
Yes, we are all US citizens and I have full custody of all my children. So the only thing I will need (refering to my children) is their birth certificate? Do they need any type of photo id? Thanks for your response by the way.
You would do better to post this on the US board. I'm not sure what ID you need for children flying within the US, but I imagine the TSA website will tell you. If you are traveling without the other parent you will probably need documentation to prove that you have permission, or do not need permission (separation agreement?) from that parent to travel with the children (see the State Dept. website for that info).
Thank you for your suggestions thursdaysd.
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