Most airlines charge 10% of the adult fare for a child under two years old to fly without a seat of their own. If you want your baby to have their own seat, it may cost 50-70% of the adult fare, but you should always check with the individual airline. If you have booked your child a seat, you will also have to pre-book a travel cot or sky cot for them. These are usually only available on long-haul flights.
Rope rescue is a subset of technical rescue that involves the use of static or low-stretch, nylon or polyester ropes, anchoring and belaying devices, friction brake devices and rope grabs, pulleys and other equipment for lowering systems and mechanical advantage haul systems.
a snatch rope normally a 50mm wide 8ton capacity belt is fastened between the recovery vehicle and the stuck vehicle the recovery vehicle is moved as close as possible to the stuck vehicle the recovery vehicle accelerates forwards eg in 1st or 2nd gear low range the slack of the snatch strap is taken upthe recovery vehicle will decelerate to a stop as the tension in the strap increases to the point where the stretched strap force equals the vehicle momentum force hopefully the induced force will be enough to extract the stuck vehicleake sure that the strap is not twisted only use rated snatch straps everyone apart from the two drivers should stand at least twice the strap length away to avoid flying missiles should the strap or an attachment break the drivers in the two vehicles must wear seat belts and preferably crash helmets