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Every passenger has their own idea of a perfect flight: some prefer the quiet by the window, others enjoy the freedom of the aisle, or perhaps a strategic seat to be among the first to exit the plane. That’s why choosing your seat is not just a minor detail but the key to a comfortable journey without unpleasant surprises.

Online check-in is your ticket to a hassle-free start to your journey, avoiding long lines and unnecessary stress. Instead of worrying about wasting precious time at the airport, just a few clicks can secure you peace of mind, a better seat on the plane, and a relaxed start to your adventure.

Paris, the city of love and lights, is waiting for you to discover its unmatched charm on an unforgettable journey. Whether you dream of strolling along the banks of the Seine, admiring artistic masterpieces, or indulging in local culinary delights, careful planning of your Parisian escape is essential.

Europe is home to some of the most impressive airports in the world, both in terms of size and passenger volume. Each one serves as a major hub connecting continents and stands as a testament to modern technology and logistical efficiency. Here are the top 10 largest airports in Europe.

Baby or infant (as defined as a category of passenger in aviation) is a passenger aged between 0 and 24 months (i.e. between 0 and 2 years) newly born at the time of travel and do NOT hold a seat on the aircraft. The infant travels in the arms of the accompanying adult and is charged an infant fee of EUR 35 per flight segment, regardless of the destination chosen. A maximum of 1 (one) infant per adult companion is allowed as the infant is held in the arms.

Animawings passengers are allowed to carry various sports equipment in the hold of the aircraft for a fee, subject to the maximum limit of up to 5 pieces of checked baggage. This service is available at the time of booking, in the "Additional Services" step.

From September 1st onward, the familiar 100ml rule will be reinstated for all passengers, regardless of the airport’s technological capabilities, until all airports have the correct technology to allow otherwise.