If his other parent is not with you at the airport, you may also need their consent, depending on whether he's crossing any borders and/or the airline's own policies. If you do bring a letter from his other parent, try to also bring a photocopy of a document with an official signature, such as a passport or driver's license.
Most important is to check with the airline itself, as they may ask you for more or less, depending on where he's flying.What documentation do I need to send a minor on a plane alone?i would pay a fee fill out some paperwork and have ur 8 yrs old travel as a "umnr" unaccompany minor. it's quite popular during kids' vacation and summer travel and once u paid the appropriate svc fee the airline is in charge of your minor from pt a to pt b. definately accompany him to check-in on the counter in person and the airline will have u fill out paper work and it will give authroization on whom to pick him/her up upon arrival. flight attendant will take charge of ur child and he will be kept occupied; u will be able to see him off on the flight and be allow to escort him and be witness to see him get on the plane, first. how's that for a piece of mind!
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