What documents do I need to fly to Sanya?

In general flight, the following documents should be prepared according to the situation:

(1) Ordinary passengers only need to bring the original personal ID card.

(2) Passengers carrying children under 2 years old need to bring the original child birth certificate or household registration book, and passengers carrying children over 2 years old only need to prepare the original household registration book.

(3) Pregnant women who have been pregnant for more than 8 months (32 weeks) but less than 35 weeks should apply for medical permission to fly. The flight medical license is valid within 7 days before the flight.

Flight process:

First of all, you have to buy it online, by phone, or on the spot. After the purchase is completed, as it is the first time to fly, it is best to arrive one and a half hours in advance, pay attention to bring your ID card and your luggage, enter the entrance according to the airport instructions, and pick up the tickets at the ticket machine.

Check-in: Just change your boarding pass, depending on where your flight is handled. Bring your ID card and air ticket to change your boarding pass. If you have big luggage, you need to check it.

Pass the security check: Go to the security check channel and hand over the travel ticket, boarding pass and ID card to the security check. If there is no problem, the boarding pass is stamped, and then the luggage can pass through the X-ray security machine next to the security checkpoint and pass through the security checkpoint by itself. Waiting: Look at the boarding gate where your boarding pass is boarding, find the corresponding terminal, and then wait for the announcement of boarding.

Boarding: After hearing the broadcast, a service staff will tear up the boarding pass at the boarding gate, so that you can follow others on the plane. Look at the boarding pass where you are sitting, find the location, and remember to turn off your mobile phone.

Legal basis:

Passport Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 2 The passport of the People's Republic of China is a document for People's Republic of China (PRC) citizens to enter or leave the country and prove their nationality and identity abroad. No organization or individual may forge, alter, transfer, intentionally damage or illegally detain passports.

Article 5 Citizens who go abroad for non-official reasons, such as settling in a foreign country, visiting relatives, studying, obtaining employment, traveling, engaging in business activities, etc., shall apply for an ordinary passport to the exit-entry administration organ of the public security organ of the local people's government at or above the county level where their household registration is located.