When you say no boarding pass, do you mean no ID, boarding pass, or something totally different saying she's allowed to travel with this family? Because if you have the first two, they really shouldn't need anything else. Someone definitely screwed that one up if I'm reading this right.
Spongebue - NonRev Correspondent - U.S./Midwest Region
If they were going out of the country, the minor needed a notarized letter from her parent(s) stating it was okay and the names of the "guardians" for this trip. We had to do it with Boss' kids.
mrs767er - NonRev Correspondent - Specialty Travel
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