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Jetstar does not provide any assistance for youngsters flying alone, and customers must be able to travel independently. Jetstar lacks the necessary manpower and facilities to take on the task of passenger support and supervision. Jetstar unaccompanied minor tickets will be cancelled if they are not accompanied by a suitable Accompanying Passenger. 

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Accompanying passenger age requirement is shown below table as per Jetstar unaccompanied minor Domestic rules:

RouteAge requirement
Jetstar (JQ), Jetstar Pacific (BL), and Jetstar Japan (GK) 
15 years old or more
Jetstar Japan (GK)
12 years or older.
Jetstar Asia (3K)
18 years or older

Jetstar unaccompanied minor international rules

A child passenger flying alone on a JQ international aircraft must meet all of the conditions listed for domestic travel and should have a valid passport. The unaccompanied minor Jetstar must be together with his parent or guardian at all times during check-in. If the parents of an unaccompanied minor need to cancel their reservation for any reason, they will need to connect with an airline agent.

Read More: Jetstar Airlines permits you to change flight date, if you need to change your travel date for whatever reason. 

Jetstar unaccompanied minor age requirement

Jetstar unaccompanied minor rules state that the age requirements for unaccompanied minors vary based on the itinerary and carrier in which the child is going to fly. Children aged 12 and over may travel alone on flights operated by Jetstar Asia (3K), Jetstar Pacific (BL), or Jetstar Japan (GK) as per Jetstar unaccompanied minor Australia regulations.

However, for Jetstar Pacific (BL) flights, the parents/guardians must complete and sign a declaration at check-in for a child between the ages of 12-14 years to be accepted for travel unaccompanied.

Document requirement for unaccompanied minors Jetstar

Minors who are enrolled in or attending secondary school can fly alone on any Jetstar (JQ) flight. Jetstar needs confirmation at check-in showing the youngster is either enrolled in or attending secondary school. 

Because of Jetstar's unaccompanied minor Australia policy, normally in Australia and New Zealand, children aged 12 and over must attend secondary school. That says that even if not entered in the secondary school the child must be at least 12 years old at the time of flight. 

Documents required to prove secondary school attendance or proof of being 12 years old are:

  • A secondary school ID card (from a previous year and possibly expired) or 
  • A letter from the secondary school on school letterhead confirming attendance or 
  • Enrollment paper for admission to secondary school (including for the following year after graduation from primary school) 
  • Passport or birth certificate

Note: You must submit a passport and an unaccompanied minor form to change a child's name.

Jetstar unaccompanied minor form

The parent/guardian of a young passenger traveling alone on Jetstar Asia (3K) flights must download and complete the young passenger declaration form also called the Jetstar unaccompanied minor form. The parent or guardian must accompany the child passenger to the airport to sign the declaration form and present photographic ID (passport, driver's license, or NRIC) to Jetstar staff.

FAQs

1. Can a child under 16 fly alone?

As per Jetstar unaccompanied minor should be aged 12 or more to travel alone. 

2. What ID does a child need to fly in Australia Jetstar?

To fly alone on Jetstar unaccompanied minor need:

  • A secondary school ID card
  • A letter from the secondary school
  • Passport or birth certificate

3. Does Jetstar do unaccompanied minors?

According to Jetstar unaccompanied minor age rules, children must be 12 years or older to fly alone on flights operated by Jetstar Asia (3K), Jetstar Pacific (BL), or Jetstar Japan (GK).

4. Can a child travel with just one parent in Australia?

Yes. The only requirement is following the rules of Jetstar unaccompanied minor policy, if the minor is less than 12 years old has to be accompanied by someone aged more than 12 or 15 depending upon the route.

5. What documents are required for a minor to travel alone?

Jetstar unaccompanied minor form is required to be filled, signed, and submitted by the guardian.

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