A child may use one kind of restraint at home and need a different arrangement in a booked vehicle. For a Davos airport transfer, avoid selecting a booster simply because it sounds convenient or because another family used one. Send the child’s measurements and the proposed seat information for review. The confirmed transport arrangement should make clear what has been requested and supplied for each child.
Provide measurements for every child
List each child separately with age, height and weight. This is especially important when siblings are close in age but have different sizes. Explain whether you are requesting a supplied restraint or carrying your own. Do not send a combined note such as “two boosters” without the accompanying details. The booking team can then review the requirements against the intended vehicle instead of making assumptions based on the word used in the enquiry.
Describe your own seat if bringing one
If the family travels with a personal restraint, identify the model and the parts that accompany it. Keep its instructions available and check the relevant compatibility information before travel. The fact that a seat was accepted on the flight does not settle its installation in a road vehicle. Arrange any uncertainties before confirming the transfer; a busy airport loading area is a poor place to discover that the assumed setup has not been reviewed.
When sending measurements, identify the child consistently in follow-up messages. A simple first name or family label prevents one sibling’s details being attached to another seat request. If measurements are corrected later, make clear which earlier information should be replaced.
Consider seating and luggage together
Multiple child restraints can affect the practical arrangement of passengers, access and luggage. Include all adults, every child and the full equipment list in one request. Airportcab’s Economy category accommodates up to three passengers and two suitcases, but that headline capacity is not a promise that every child-seat and additional-equipment combination fits. Ask for an explicit assessment of the whole party rather than choosing the smallest category first and solving the rest later.
Confirm the charge and the written record
The stated charge is CHF 15 per child seat per booking. Ensure the number of seats and any particular requested arrangement appear in the confirmation you rely on. If the passenger group changes, update the seat information as well as the headcount. Keep the confirmation accessible at pickup and resolve any discrepancy before the journey starts, rather than assuming the driver has received an informal message sent through another channel.
Review the return arrangement
Children may return with a different adult or in a different vehicle from the outward journey. Check who carries a personally owned seat and which group needs each supplied restraint. If two airport departures are involved, do not leave the only required seat in the earlier car by mistake. Send the final allocation to dispatch with the return pickup details so each vehicle’s passenger and equipment arrangement can be confirmed separately.
Questions about this journey
Is age alone enough to request a booster?
Provide height and weight as well, and describe any specific restraint requirement.
What is the supplied-seat charge?
CHF 15 per seat per booking, subject to confirming the required arrangement.
Can different children share one request line?
List them separately so the seating requirements remain clear.