JetBlue Airways Unaccompanied Minor & Infant
JetBlue Airways' unaccompanied minor policy
JetBlue's unaccompanied minor policy ensures children aged 5 to under 14 traveling alone receive dedicated care.
- Eligibility: Kids aged 5–13 must travel as unaccompanied minors on JetBlue non-stop flights. Those aged 14+ can fly solo but may request minor services.
- Fee: A $150 fee per child, per way, is added during booking. Additionally, only three unaccompanied minors are allowed per flight.
- Travel Restrictions: UMNRs cannot fly on connecting, direct (stop but no plane change), or interline flights and are excluded from U.K./Europe routes.
- Documentation Requirements: Guardians must bring three printed copies of the Unaccompanied Minor Form and valid photo IDs for drop-off and pick-up.
- Special Notes: Gate passes depend on TSA approval. International travel needs notarized consent letters and required documents.
Children Traveling with Parents
- Family Seating: JetBlue's automated family seating process ensures children under 13 sit next to an accompanying adult (14+).
- Age Policy: Children aged 2-13 traveling with adults aged 14 or older do not need Unaccompanied Minor status. The $25 per-person service fee for seat selection is waived in such cases.
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JetBlue Airways' infant policy
- Lap Infant Policy: Infants from 3 days to 2 years old can travel as lap infants for free within the U.S.
- Proof of Age: Acceptable documents include a birth certificate, passport, or immunization record, and must be presented at check-in.
- Additional Allowances: Families traveling with lap infants are allowed a diaper bag in addition to the usual carry-on and personal items.
- Seat Options: Purchasing a seat for your infant allows you to use an FAA-approved child safety seat, ensuring safety during the flight.
FAQs
Yes, JetBlue airfare allows unaccompanied minors (5-13 years old) on non-stop flights. A $150 fee applies for each leg of the journey, and only three minors are allowed per flight.
Children flying with a JetBlue ticket need a valid ID or proof of age (e.g., passport or birth certificate). Completing the unaccompanied minor form is also necessary for smooth travel for unaccompanied minors.
Yes, JetBlue ensures children under 13 are automatically seated with an adult upon flight booking, ensuring a comfortable travel experience. Availability depends on seat assignments at the time of booking.
To add a child to your JetBlue reservation, simply contact us at +1 (323) 800 6001. We'll help you secure family-friendly seats and guide you to the best airline deals for your trip.
Yes, a 12-year-old can fly alone but must be booked as an unaccompanied minor. For smooth booking and child travel arrangements, contact FondTravels for expert assistance.