Measles: Passengers with Measles should not fly until the condition has completely resolved.

Mumps: Passengers with symptoms of mumps should not fly until the condition has completely resolved which is usually after 10 days.

Chicken Pox: Children who have the early signs of the disease should be advised NOT to travel as this is the most infectious time. Once the rash begins to dry-up and the blisters form dry scabs the patient is no longer infectious. The child is usually fit to travel after seven days from the first appearance of the rash.

German Measles: Clear to travel 7 days following the disappearance of the rash.

Shingles (Herpes Zoster): Passengers with shingles are not considered to be infectious especially if the shingles rash is on a covered part of the body. Shingles on the face or in the eye can be very unsightly and such passengers should not fly until they have consulted their General Practitioner. Passengers returning home with facial or ophthalmic shingles should obtain a "fit to fly" letter.

To book a seat for an infant, the full seat cost will be charged. Your infant would then be considered a child for the flight. The infant should use a car seat on the flight.

No hold baggage is supplied unless purchased. You will however be entitled to 6kgs hand baggage free of charge. For long haul flights hold baggage allowance will be included in the flight fare.

• A buggy/pushchair and car seat can be taken free of charge, in the hold, if an infant has a seat confirmed. This is alongside any purchased hold baggage for the infant.

• Infant car seats may be used on board, provided a seat has been booked for the infant. The car seat must be supplied by the adults/guardian travelling with the infant and cannot be provided by RonanAir.The seat must be able to be secured in the aircraft seat facing forward and must be of rigid construction.

• This must be pre-booked before departure

• If a travel cot is required, this will form part of any purchased hold baggage or will be charged as excess baggage at the airport, on the day of departure and is subject to load.

You are permitted to take baby food on to RonanAir aircraft if you are travelling with an infant or small child. Our normal hand baggage limits apply, infants without a seat booked do not have a hand baggage allowance. The parent/guardian would be required to carry such items.

You can take baby food, baby milk (powder form as well) and sterilised water in your cabin baggage. This includes: soya milk for babies, sterilised water (which must be in a clear baby bottle), formula, breast milk or cows milk (specifically for babies) and baby food. In the case of milk or sterilised water for babies, the restriction of 100ml per container does not apply, provided that the total amount is no more than 1 litre.

All bottles including liquids for babies should go through security as separate items to your hand baggage. The adult carrying it may be asked to taste it for security reasons.

Please note that any toys, nappies or baby changing bags will count as hand baggage for the parent/guardian.

A pushchair/buggy may be taken as long as it is associated to a child travelling.

If you are travelling with an infant please see What is my infants baggage allowance?

If you are travelling with a child aged 2 years and over, you are able to take a pushchair/buggy free of charge, along with a car seat if required.

Your buggy can be taken right up to the aircraft, where it will be taken by cabin crew and stored in the hold.  Once you arrive at your destination, you can collect your buggy with your luggage at the baggage re-claim area.

RonanAir allows the following for expectant mothers:

• Expectant mothers can be accepted for travel up to the end of 28 weeks into your pregnancy without a medical certificate, but must have completed all journeys before the 28^th week. This also applies for multiple pregnancies.
• When travelling between 29 and 36 weeks, a Doctor's certificate confirming the number of weeks of pregnancy is required confirming the date of delivery and that you are fit to fly. For multiple pregnancies this applies to between 28 weeks and 32 weeks.
• Pregnant passengers cannot be accepted for travel after week 36, and so all return flights have to be completed no later than week 35 and 6 days. For multiple pregnancies, all return flights have to be completed no later than week 32 and 6 days. 

Important: All medical certification must be supplied by a doctor - medical certificates completed by a registered midwife cannot be accepted. Doctors letters must have been written no earlier than 10 days before the outbound date of travel.

If you are travelling with another airline please contact them directly for information.

Infants will receive a boarding pass. All passengers receive a boarding pass to board the aircraft, including infants.

This applies even if the infant does NOT have a seat booked, and is travelling on a parent/guardians lap.

Please note: RonanAir will accept infants to fly from 48 hours up to 14 days old, providing they have a fit to fly certificate from the doctor. If this is not supplied upon request the infant will be refused travel.

Measles: Passengers with Measles should not fly until the condition has completely resolved.

Mumps: Passengers with symptoms of mumps should not fly until the condition has completely resolved which is usually after 10 days.

Chicken Pox: Children who have the early signs of the disease should be advised NOT to travel as this is the most infectious time. Once the rash begins to dry-up and the blisters form dry scabs the patient is no longer infectious. The child is usually fit to travel after seven days from the first appearance of the rash.

German Measles: Clear to travel 7 days following the disappearance of the rash.

Shingles (Herpes Zoster): Passengers with shingles are not considered to be infectious especially if the shingles rash is on a covered part of the body. Shingles on the face or in the eye can be very unsightly and such passengers should not fly until they have consulted their General Practitioner. Passengers returning home with facial or ophthalmic shingles should obtain a "fit to fly" letter.

You can usually push your child's pushchair all the way to the boarding gate (and in some cases to the aircraft) but do check local airport regulations as these can differ. You'll then need to collapse it and a member of the ground staff will take it from you at the boarding gate, at the bottom of the aircraft steps or by the aircraft door if you're boarding from a passenger bridge or in the baggage hall.

Yes, we offer pre-boarding for families with young children and those who require longer to board the aircraft.

This will be announced by our ground staff at the boarding gate.

Please note if you are travelling as a large group which includes a child under 5 or someone who requires a little longer to board the aircraft, some of the group may be asked to board with the remaining passengers.

If your child is two years old or younger on the day of their return flight, they can sit on your lap for a reduced fare . If they need their own seat, you’ll have to pay the full fare.

Babies aged between 7 and 14 days can travel with us, as long as you’ve got a fit to fly doctor’s certificate. We need to see the certificate or your baby can’t travel. Babies 15 days old or over, don’t need one.

RonanAir will accept infants to fly from 48 hours up to 14 days old, providing they have a fit to fly certificate from the doctor. If this is not supplied upon request the infant will be refused travel.

Customers choosing to use a car seat will need to book a flight seat for the infant at full fare prices. Infants must be at least 6 months to occupy a car seat. For regulations regarding car seats, we recommend you contact the relevant airline.

Please remember that it is an airline regulation that children aged 2 or over must occupy a seat. For children who will be 2 or over by the time of the return flight, you will need to pay the appropriate child price for the holiday.

RonanAir do not supply infant milk/food on board, but the crew can heat up the baby food/milk with the use of hot water on-board the flight.

For most airlines, infants must be over 2 weeks old to travel by air and must either sit on an adult's lap or in a car seat on their own seat.