
Lufthansa to increase LJLA presence in 2023
Lufthansa has announced that it will be increasing the number of weekly departures to Frankfurt from Liverpool John Lennon Airport at the start of summer 2023.
Travelling with a baby or young child has historically been quite a stressful process for many people. However, with extensive help and assistance available at Liverpool John Lennon Airport, flying with a young child is now extremely straightforward. Depending on which airline you are flying with, it is best to contact them a few days before you are due to fly if you require any specific assistance, or if you have any questions with regards to travelling with an infant. An infant is classed as a baby under the age of 2 and a child is aged between 2 and 16 – most of our airlines do not allow babies less than 14 days old to travel on an aeroplane.
Airlines such as easyJet, flybe and Thomson are all extremely accommodating for parents travelling with babies and infants; all staff are also highly trained in helping to make your journey with children as smooth as possible. A few things to remember before you fly with your baby are as follows:
Item |
Allowed in hand luggage |
Allowed in hold luggage |
Breast milk, formula milk, cow’s milk |
Yes |
Yes |
Sterilised water for the baby |
Yes (must be in a baby bottle) |
Yes |
Soya milk for babies |
Yes |
Yes |
Baby food |
Yes |
Yes |
If a parent has baby milk they should inform the Security Agent allocating customers to lanes. Most airlines can heat up milk formula for you, but check this before you fly.
For information on where in the world you can fly to from LJLA, browse our destinations page. Or, if you have already decided where you would like to go and want to book your flights.
Lufthansa has announced that it will be increasing the number of weekly departures to Frankfurt from Liverpool John Lennon Airport at the start of summer 2023.
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