What documents do I need to fly in China?

1. What documents do I need to fly in China?

1. Domestic flights need ID cards, and international flights need passports. Valid identity documents refer to the documents that passengers must produce to prove their identity when purchasing tickets and flying, which are stipulated by the competent government departments. Such as resident ID card, valid passport, military officer's card, police officer's card, soldier's card, civilian or retired cadre's card, student's card, household registration book, birth certificate, one-child card and other documents/minors under 0/6.

2. Legal basis: Article 5 of the Civil Aviation Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) shall be compiled according to the needs of national economic and social development and the requirements of national defense, and be connected with comprehensive transportation development planning, overall land use planning and urban and rural planning, so as to strictly control the scale of construction land, save intensive land and protect the ecological environment.

Second, what are the precautions for flying?

Precautions for flight:

(1) Be sure to go through the formalities half an hour before the plane takes off. Therefore, it is best to arrive at the airport in advance according to the situation, especially during the Golden Week and during the rush hour in Spring Festival travel rush. Some airports are very strict, so they are not allowed to do it when the time comes, such as Beijing airport.

(2) Friends who prefer window seats can ask the handlers to arrange window seats for you when changing their boarding passes. Usually no problem, unless you are late, the seat is arranged for others.

(3) For checked baggage, some airports will charge an insurance premium of around 10 yuan, for example, Fuzhou Airport = If your suitcase is unlocked, some airports will force you to spend 5 yuan to buy a small lock, for example, Guangzhou Airport.

(4) When carrying a fruit knife, it is best to check it in the luggage, otherwise 90% may be confiscated. In addition, small animals can't be brought on the plane, and they can only be checked with quarantine certificates, which is very troublesome. Potted plants and flowers are ok.

(5) The check-in voucher is generally posted on the air ticket. When the baggage arrives and is taken out, the staff will check whether the check-in voucher matches the label on the baggage. Be careful not to take someone else's and lose yours.

(6) Flight delay or cancellation: Generally, as long as the plane is late, the airport will provide free drinks or meals during meal time. If the plane at night tells you that you can't fly that day, it depends. Because of aircraft maintenance, flight deployment, etc. The airport will provide accommodation. Due to weather, emergencies, air traffic control and other reasons, you can only refund or change your ticket. In this case, the airport doesn't care about accommodation.

(6) The flight is oversold: that is, a flight sells more tickets than the number of seats on the plane. In order to protect their own profits, almost every airline has a certain proportion of oversold phenomenon to ensure the utilization rate of flight seats. Foreign airlines generally control the ratio of oversold tickets to sold tickets at around 3%, while China stipulates that oversold tickets cannot exceed 5%.