• When the minor or teenager travels with one parent only, an authorization from the other parent is required. If the other parent is absent the Bolivian authorities may demand a guarantee from two people who reside in the same city where the paper work is done.

• When the minor or teenager travels without the parents, an authorization from both parents is required. If one of the parents is absent the same procedure, as described above, will be requested.

• However, Bolivian citizens under 18 years of age are required to comply with the corresponding authorizations, including males with Military Service ID and single mothers.

• In the case of orphans or adopted minors, the legal guardian or institution in charge is the indicated entity to grant the corresponding authorization before Bolivian authorities.

• When traveling with both parents, no authorization is required. Parents need only to show the proper identification documents of each parent as well as that of the minor.

• If the minor resides in Bolivia, he/she is subject to Bolivian Laws and must comply with the same regulations as its citizens.

• If the foreign minor does not reside in Bolivia and his/her stay in the country is less than 90 days, a travel permit is not required to leave the country.

• One adult is permitted to travel with a maximum of two infants, of the adult fare for one of the infants while complying with the Bolivian regulations established for minors.

• For Lloyd Aereo Boliviano, S.A., to accept a group of minors between 5 and 12 yrs. of age, it is required that the person accompanying the minor be of legal age so that he/she/they may travel with the group and supervise the minors.

• It is necessary that a companion be assigned for each group of 10 minors, adding an extra companion for each group of 10 more minors.

• Children over 12 years of age will not be accepted for travel as unaccompanied minors. Rather, these minors will be counted as adults traveling with permission from parents or guardians.

• Children under 5 years of age will not be accepted for travel as unaccompanied minors. They must travel with a supervising adult.

• The crewmembers will be informed about any special attention that must be provided for these challenged or ill passengers.
• The passenger must show a Doctor’s Certificate specifying the general medical condition as well as the passenger’s capability to travel in the plane.
• Passengers with infectious diseases will not be allowed to travel.
• Passengers with psychiatric disorders, who are unconscious, or have multiple trauma, are post-surgical, or require medical care will not be allowed to travel unless supervised by the accompanying physician.
• There are no restrictions accepting passengers with epilepsy if they are employing their appropriate medication.

• These passengers will be transported to the aircraft in a wheelchair or under the care of a designated LAB official.
• Passengers can be accompanied by their guide dog, the guide dog is required to wear a collar and muzzle.

• LAB provides wheel chairs, upon request, for passengers to be escorted onboard. The employees at the check-in counter will accommodate this service.

• The Passenger should always be accompanied by a qualified person, designated by those responsible for the group traveling.
• In the case of a sport organization, the authorized doctors will evaluate the circumstances to determine the appropriate number of escorts.

• During the flight, there must be at least one professional medical person assisting the stretcher patient with his/her needs.
• The passenger on a stretcher will only be accepted for flight upon confirmation of an ambulance waiting at the arrival destination. It is the sole responsibility of the family or escort to assume responsibility for the arrangements of ambulance services.
• While waiting for a connecting flight, the passenger on a stretcher will be escorted to the medical service area of the airport.
• The passenger must show a doctor’s certificate specifying the general medical condition and indicate if he/she is able to travel. The forms for the ill passenger provided by LAB Airline must be properly filled out by a medical doctor.
• The Stretcher Passenger must pay for 6 spaces on national or international flights.
• One ticket will be issued under the passenger’s name plus five additional seats.
• The luggage allowance will correspond to the six air tickets.
• At least one companion is mandatory and each companion must pay for a separate ticket/seat.
• Only one passenger on a stretcher is allowed on each flight.

Beginning the seventh month of pregnancy, if travel cannot be postponed, the passenger must comply with the following requirements:

• Beginning the seventh month of pregnancy to the end of the eighth month of pregnancy, a doctor’s certificate must state that the pregnant woman is in adequate condition to travel. This is MANDATORY.
• During the ninth month of pregnancy, a doctor’s certificate must state that the passenger is authorized to travel on the precise dates stated on the certificate.
• Air travel is not recommended within seven (7) days prior to the expected delivery date or for seven (7) days post partum.

Travel with a new born child must comply with the following recommendations:

• Travel is not permitted within the first seven (7) days of birth.

• Premature babies are considered medical urgencies and must have a written doctor’s authorization prior travel (See Medical Information Form MEDIF).

• Minimal standing and waiting in line. Elders will be invited to proceed directly to the LAB counter and will not have to wait in line.
• Seats will be assigned in the first rows.

• A doctor’s certificate and, if necessary, the person traveling with the elder passenger.

• Wheel chair service is available upon request.

It is also suggested that the group arrive at the airport earlier than regular passengers one hour earlier than flight time, this will allow passengers to be offered adequate and professional attention for their group.