+1 (323) 800 6001Alaska Airlines Unaccompanied Minor & Infant
Alaska Airlines unaccompanied minor policy
Alaska Airlines unaccompanied minor policy updates as of16 January 2025; supports children traveling alone:
- Ages 5-7:Only allowed on nonstop or direct flights.
- Ages 8-12: Can travel on connecting flights with some restrictions.
- Ages 13-17: Service is optional; allowed on connecting flights.
Fees: $50 for nonstop/direct flights; $75 for connecting flights.
Alaska Airlines allows children aged 5-12 years to travel unaccompanied. However, there are specific guidelines:
- A fee is charged for unaccompanied minors.
- They must be checked in at the ticket counter and escorted by an Alaska Airlines agent until they are handed over to the adult at the destination airport.
- The airline has a specific service for children aged 13-17 traveling alone. They are not required to use the unaccompanied minor service, but parents can request additional assistance.
It's recommended that parents or guardians check Alaska Airlines' policies for updates, especially when planning international travel or when your child may require additional assistance.
If you have further questions about Alaska Airlines cheap flights, contact us at +1 (323) 800 6001.
Alaska Airlines infant policy
Alaska Airlines welcomes infants on board and allows them to travel with you in the cabin. Infants under two can fly for free on your lap (no seat assigned) on most flights. If you prefer to have a separate seat for your infant, you will need to purchase a child's fare and bring an approved child safety seat. Additionally, infants may bring a diaper bag as a personal item, and you are allowed to bring a stroller, which is checked at the gate.
FAQs
Children aged 5 to 14 are considered unaccompanied minors and must use Alaska Airlines' unaccompanied minor service. Children aged 15 to 17 may travel alone but can still opt for this service if desired.
Alaska Airlines offers special assistance to unaccompanied minors, including guidance from check-in to the destination. Airline staff will also escort them during layovers and at the airport.
You will need to fill out an unaccompanied minor form and provide the necessary identification details for the child. The child will also need a valid ticket and the signed consent of a parent or guardian.
Yes, you can bring an FAA-approved car seat for your infant. If you wish to place the car seat in a separate seat, you will need to buy a child's fare for the seat.
Infants under two may travel freely if seated on a parent or guardian's lap. However, a child's fare will apply if you purchase a seat for your infant. For more information about flying with minors and infants or to book your next flight with Alaska Airlines, call +1 (323) 800 6001!
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