yeah, as long as there is someone with him until he boards, and someone to pick him up at his gate in dublin.
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Necessarily there is not a law actually prohibiting the access of a 5 month old onto an airplane, but, for your own child's safety, i would recommend not to fly on the airplane with a 5 month old.
no, not with out an instructor but you can "have a shot" of flying with a qualified pilot on board.
It depends on where you are coming from, but in general terms a child of 7 can travel on a parent's passport, so doesn't need one of their own.
Yes a 12 year old can own his/her own business.
u must be at least 20 2 fly by urself.
There are no commercial sailing operations between Lanzarote and Dublin, but people can do it in their own boats.
from?
I think that you can ride on your own as long as you have parent's consent, and a reasonable age like ten.
no they have to be an adult
yes
Yes