Copa airlines infant reservation policy

Children from 0 to 23 months are considered babies and must always be accompanied by an adult. A newborn does not take a seat.

• If you're traveling with more than one infant, you need to purchase an extra seat.
• If you want your newborn to have a seat on the aircraft, you must purchase a ticket at the correct rate for the route you want to fly. The airline does not transport:
• Newborn babies under the age of seven days.
• Babies who require an incubator.

Fees

• Fees for domestic flights in Panama.
• No cost is imposed.
• International flights
• If the infant travels on the adult's lap, the price may be equivalent to 10% of the adult's stated fare plus any applicable taxes.*

If the newborn takes a seat, the standard discount for children will be applied in accordance with the guidelines for the applicable ticket on the route flown. (*) Only one infant-in-arms will be permitted per adult.

Infant things

Copa Airlines recognizes some newborn products as carry-on luggage as long as their dimensions do not exceed those allowed for carry-on luggage and they fit in the overhead bin or beneath the seat in front of you.

You can bring one (1) of each of the following three (3) items:

A diaper bag.

A kid seat (if you've purchased one for your infant) Approved Child Seat Specifications:

1. The seat must be suitable for usage in vehicles and airplanes.
2. The accompanying adult bears responsibility for:
3. The seat performs well and is securely fastened to the airplane seat.
4. The youngster does not exceed the seat constraints and is properly strapped in the seat.

A tiny folding stroller

Large strollers must be checked at the ticket desk and transported in the aircraft's hold as checked baggage.

Note: If you check the newborn goods as luggage, you will be charged all extra baggage costs based on their size and weight.