No, Vistara does not provide a Child Restraint System (CRS) for passengers. Passengers are required to bring their own CRS, which can be placed on the aircraft seat, provided it has been approved for use in the aircraft and does not block any aisle or passage on the aircraft.

Passengers travelling with infants aged between 0 to 2 years or children aged between 2 to 4 years are permitted to use approved Child Restraint Systems (CRS) in conjunction with an aircraft seat. However, it is important to note that a separate seat must be purchased for the infant or child to accommodate the CRS.

There are specific seat restrictions to consider when selecting seats for passengers using Child Restraint Systems (CRS):

• CRS should not be placed on the aisle seat.
• For forward-facing CRS, the preferred location is a window seat. However, it may be acceptable in other locations, as long as it does not block or obstruct any passenger's access to the aisle used for aircraft evacuation.
• Aft-facing CRS must only be placed on a window seat.
• CRS is not permitted in an emergency exit row seat or within one row immediately forward or rear of an emergency exit row due to the size of the seat back.

Following are the types of Child restraint system that may be carried on board:

Car seats-
Forward facing CRS are allowed for infants/children from age 06 months to 48 months. (Approved for use by FAA and other regulatory bodies)
Aft facing CRS are restricted to infants from 0-6 months weighing less than 10kg. (Approved for use by FAA and other regulatory bodies)

Cares Safety Harness (child Aviation Restraint System) -
Aft facing CRS are restricted to infants from 0-6 months weighing less than 10kg. (Approved for use by FAA and other regulatory bodies)

No, web check-in is not permitted for passengers travelling with CRS. They may contact the check-in counter for their boarding passes.