Children's air ticket standards are charged based on age, seat requirements, flight time, route, booking time and quantity, special circumstances and other factors.

1. Age: Airlines’ charging standards usually differentiate between infant tickets and child tickets based on the child’s age and height.

Generally speaking, infant tickets are applicable to children aged 14 days to under 2 years old. The price is 10% of the full price ticket. Infants do not occupy a seat and are exempt from civil aviation development funds and aviation fuel taxes; child tickets are applicable to children aged 2 to 2 years old.

For children under 12 years old, the price is 50% of the full ticket price, the civil aviation development fund is exempted, and the aviation fuel tax is halved.

2. Seat requirements Airlines usually provide seats for children and decide whether to purchase additional seats based on the child's age and height.

If your child needs a cradle or child seat, parents need to apply in advance when purchasing the ticket.

3. Flight times: Airlines will launch different preferential policies at different times, such as providing discounts during holidays or peak tourist seasons.

4. Different routes will also have different charging standards. For example, the charging standards for international flights and domestic flights will be different.

5. Booking time and quantity The time and quantity of booking air tickets will also affect the charging standards for children.

For example, you may get a better price by booking in advance.

6. Under special circumstances, parents may need to take their children with illnesses on a plane.

In this case, airlines will generally provide the child with necessary assistance and care.

For example, airlines can provide special seats or medical equipment for children and provide necessary medical care to children during the flight.

In addition, under some special circumstances, such as children's birthdays or important family anniversaries, parents can also apply for some special preferential policies from the airlines.