Kids flying from the US to the UK with an adult who isn't their
parent July 25, 2014 6:59 AM   Subscribe  What precautions, if
any, need to be taken in this situation?  My boss has to travel
from the UK to Florida next week for a conference, and is
bringing his two kids (10 and 8, I think, both girls) and their
nanny so that they can go to Disney World and stuff while he's
at the conference. Their mother is staying at home to work.  On
the way back, he may need to fly on to California to visit our
sales office there, which would mean the kids would be flying
back with their nanny but without a parent. Are there any
precautions they should take to avoid ending up in a "these
children are travelling with an adult who isn't their parent and
that is not allowed" situation?  Would proof of the nanny's
employment or something signed by the parents saying they've
approved this be necessary/useful? Or something else?  I'm not
sure if I'm being over-cautious (I'm his assistant and have been
planning some of this trip)