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Plane Travel Internationally - Change of plans for ticketing/check-in?

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Hey there, fellow adventurer! It sounds like you've got quite the travel scenario unfolding. With your wife and infant already in Mexico, you're right to consider how this impacts your upcoming flight. Checking in solo for your departure should be fine, especially since your child is listed as an infant under your name. As for the return flight, it’s essential to confirm with the airline about any policies regarding missed check-ins.

I booked non-refundable/non-changeable plane tickets to Mexico next month for myself, wife, and infant child. An emergency family situation came up and my wife went with our child to Mexico in advance since I cannot take off work in the US. She will stay there the entire time with my child and the plan is I will go to Mexico by myself in May and we all return together on the same flight reservation.

My main concern is when I go and travel alone for the departure flight, is it ok to just check myself in to travel while my wife and child are absent? My child is listed as Infant in Seat under my name specifically if that matters. Also, is the return flight also affected now if all 3 of us plan to return together? Will I have to book a separate flight again for my wife and child since they missed the departure check-in?

I appreciate any help on this! Thanks!

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