Hi Matthew,
you will be able to travel to Colombia alone, however, one of your parents have to check you in at the U.S. airport and you parent have to give information to the airline in writing who is going to pick-up you up at the destination airport in Colombia. The airline will release you only to that person upon positive identification. There are a number of airlines that have direct flights from the U.S. to Colombia, but it depends on your airport of departure. You could fly with Avianca, United-Continental or American Airlines.
Have a great time in Colombia.
Some airlines allow you to travel alone at 12 and some make you wait til 15. United Airlines allows KidsCheck with the airline you want to use. You need a passport and a letter of parental permission.
I always traveled to Colombia (Armenia, Quindio) via Avianca, and we always paid for the flight attendant to chaperone my brother and I. It's $100 but it is the only way a minor can travel without the supervision of an adult.
Colombia isn't the best place to visit alone right now. Are you going to visit relatives? Make sure you take any precautions they suggest. If you're visiting relatives, and one will meet you at the airport, you may be ok to go alone. Double check with the airlines.
I'm pretty sure you can't travel if your 14 you need someone to go with you
Also you could get lost in the airport if its your first time
I am 14 and my parents and I want me to go to Colombia and we don't know how I can do it alone? What Airline? And we don't really want to pay for a chaperone.
