Free flying for toddlers: British Airways welcomes Royal baby

May 05, 2015 22:08

The UK's flag carrier British Airways has offered free flying to children under two years of age to celebrate the birth of the new Princess in the British Royal family.

The offer is valid for families travelling with children under the age of two until July 31 on British Airways business and economy class-Club World and World Traveller, a release said today.

The airline, however, said that accompanying tickets must be booked before May 17 to avail the offer.

"The arrival of the latest addition to the Royal Family is exciting news in the UK and we wanted to bring the celebrations to our customers here in India," British Airways Regional Commercial Manager Moran Birger said, announcing the complimentary offer.

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