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When your child is flying unaccompanied

在美國(guó)，每年會(huì)有上萬(wàn)的孩子單獨(dú)坐飛機(jī)飛到目的地。為了確保孩子的安全和讓家長(zhǎng)少擔(dān)些心，很多機(jī)場(chǎng)開(kāi)通了不用家長(zhǎng)陪同的乘機(jī)旅程。The purpose of this publication is to guide parents and their children in a way that will help prevent negative experiences and help ensure the child's safe and carefree journey from start to finish. Appropriate planning with the airline and your child is the best "in-flight insurance" against any unpleasant travel experiences. To assist you in this process, it helps to know that there are some consistencies among domestic air carriers.
For instance, "unaccompanied minor" is the term airlines use to refer to children younger than the age of 18 who are not traveling with an adult. All airlines require a child to be at least 5 years of age to fly unaccompanied. If the flight is not a direct one, some airlines will not allow a child younger than the age of 8 to fly unaccompanied. If the child has a direct flight, an escort fee may not be required. Airlines normally charge from $30-$60 to escort an unaccompanied minor to connecting flights. If two or more children are traveling together, most airlines will not charge an additional escort fee. And most airlines allow children 12 years of age or older to fly unaccompanied.

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