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Unaccompanied-minor age limits, routes, connection rules, fees and procedures are airline-specific and can change.
Review flight options for a child traveling without an accompanying adult, subject to the operating airline's rules.
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Unaccompanied-minor travel is controlled by the operating airline. Age limits, mandatory or optional service rules, eligible flights, connection restrictions, fees and airport procedures can differ by carrier and itinerary.
Before ticketing, the itinerary should be reviewed for compatibility with the airline’s current unaccompanied-minor requirements. A normal passenger seat being available does not by itself mean the flight is eligible for a child traveling alone.
Unaccompanied-minor age limits, routes, connection rules, fees and procedures are airline-specific and can change.
Some itineraries or connections may not be permitted for a child traveling alone. Confirm compatibility with the airline's required service before ticketing.
Have the child's age, dates, origin and destination, plus the information required for responsible adults at departure and arrival.
Follow the operating airline's current check-in, identification and handoff procedures. BMR is not a substitute for the airline's required process.
There is no single age rule that applies to every airline. Some carriers require an unaccompanied-minor service for certain ages, may make it optional for older children, or may restrict children below a specified age from traveling alone. Confirm the operating airline’s current rule for the child’s age on the travel date.
Some airlines restrict unaccompanied minors to nonstop or otherwise eligible flights, while connection rules can vary. When comparing itineraries, verify every operating carrier and segment before purchasing the ticket.
Airlines can require information for the responsible adult bringing the child to departure and the authorized adult receiving the child at the destination. Required identification, contact details and handoff procedures are determined by the airline.
International travel can involve passports, visas, consent documents and destination or transit requirements in addition to the airline’s unaccompanied-minor process. Travelers should verify the applicable documentation requirements before departure.
If an existing itinerary changes, the replacement flight should also be checked against the airline’s current unaccompanied-minor rules. A new connection, operating carrier or schedule may affect eligibility. See flight change assistance or flight rebooking.
Age rules vary by airline. The operating airline determines when its unaccompanied-minor service is required, optional or unavailable.
It depends on the airline and itinerary. Some carriers restrict connections or require specific eligible flight arrangements.
The airline may require names, contact information and identification details for responsible adults. Follow the operating airline’s current procedures.
No. The issuing agency, airline, ticket status and fare rules determine who controls the ticket. Another provider may need to handle a ticket it controls.
Applicable itinerary and pricing are reviewed before proceeding. Availability and fares can change until the transaction is completed.
No. BookMyReservations is an independent travel service operated by Shiv Travel & Tours LLC.