Passengers
Anyone flying with us must be able to enter and exit a small aircraft independently with minimal assistance. Depending on the type of aircraft, boarding is possible via a stairway or also via the wing. Smaller children can be carried into the aircraft by their parents. The children must then be able to sit strapped into an airplane seat similar to a car; a child car seat can be brought along for stabilization. The attendant then sits next to the child and can care for the child at any time during the flight.
If medical equipment such as oxygen, feeding pump, monitor, etc. must be taken along, it is necessary to coordinate the size and weight in advance with the office. Wheelchairs are somewhat more difficult to take along; here, too, size and weight are decisive factors. Often one of the parents travels in parallel by car with the large luggage, so that we can only fly the sick child in company.
We have often had the experience that the children are calm and relaxed during the flights. Many children also sleep through the flight and thus arrive rested at their destination. If there is enough space on board, we are also happy to take siblings on our flights. For older siblings, it is possible, on a case-by-case basis, to take a seat in the cockpit next to the pilot. This is always a great pleasure and a great experience for all!
However, our aircraft are not equipped for medical emergencies or prone transport, so our passengers must be in appropriate physical condition.
Before each flight, we require a medical certificate stating that your child is fit to fly!