Prams and airports/planes.. help😭🤣

Sorry if this is a stupid question but when travelling at what point do you have to hand the pram over and then when do you get it back after the flight? Sincerely, an overthinking mum 🤣😭

Edit - flying with TUI x

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BA has a system where they get it back to you as you get off. Sometimes you can convince them it’s you carry on but not always. Other wise you can check it with cases or take it to the plane and ditch it at the door buuut you won’t get it back till you go to baggage claim

My tip, Take a sling

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We had to pass it over just before we got on the plane and then we got it back when we collected our cases.

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If you have a cabin approved pram, you can pay extra for large hand luggage and you are able to keep the pram with you at all times

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Depends on the pram. Our yoyo isn’t handed in, I fold it down on the ramp and put it in my overhead locker onboard.

Other airlines you can get a tag on the pram (return to plane) and leave it at the boarding ramp and it’ll be there when you land.

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We flew Singapore to Australia and virgin Australia within - both had different ways.
Singapore - left at the gate / collected at the gate.
Virgin - dropped at baggage drop off / collected at luggage belt.

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Usually left just before you board and picked up when you get your case if you check in luggage

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