Delta airlines baby food policy

Delta Flying With Kids Information • Flying With A Baby

All the Delta flying with kids information in one place. Including:

• Flying when pregnant
• Flying with a baby or toddler under two
• Flying with older children
• Kids’ baggage allowance
• Car seat policy
• Other child restraint device policies
• Pushchair/stroller policy
• Bassinet policy
• Sleep devices and leg rests permitted.
• Baby and child meals
• Inflight entertainment for children.
• Other family services provided
• Current mask rules for children

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At Delta, we don’t impose restrictions on flying if you’re pregnant and don’t require a medical certificate for your travel. If you’re traveling after your eighth month, it’s a good idea to check with your doctor to be sure travel is not restricted. Keep in mind, ticket change fees and penalties cannot be waived for pregnancy.

FLYING WITH BABY POLICY (INFANTS UNDER 2 YEARS OLD)

When you travel with a child under 2 years old, you may choose to travel with the child on your lap (infant-in-arms) or travel with your child in an FAA-approved child safety seat. To use a FAA-approved safety seat, you must purchase a ticket for your child so they have a reserved seat.

	DOMESTIC	INTERNATIONAL
INFANT-IN-ARMS (CHILD IN LAP)	Free within the United States, must notify Delta so they can list your child on ticket	Generally, 10% of adult fare + international taxes or fees, must notify Delta so they can list your child on ticket
SEATED (CHILD IN SEPARATE SEAT)	Must pay for seat and bring FAA-approved child safety seat for child	Must pay for seat and bring FAA-approved child safety seat for child

YOU WILL NEED TO PURCHASE A TICKET FOR YOUR CHILD IF YOU: 

• Have a child that is 2 years old or older 
• Have a child that turns 2 during the trip 
• Prefer the child sit in a seat with an FAA-approved child safety seat 
• Already have a child that will be sitting in your lap, regardless of age 
• Want your child to earn miles for their SkyMiles account 
• Will be traveling between countries, regardless of whether or not the child occupies a seat 

Lap infants and infants with their own seat.

We’re here to take you and your family wherever you need to go. At Delta Air Lines, infants and children under 2 years old can travel on the lap of an adult for free (domestically) or purchase a ticket and use their own seat on the aircraft in an FAA-approved child safety seat or CARES harness on most flights. 

Travelling with more than one infant

Due to FAA safety requirements, 1 adult passenger may only carry 1 lap-held infant. If an adult passenger is traveling with 2 infants, a seat must be purchased for the additional infant. Infants occupying a seat on domestic flights require a ticket and pay the applicable fare.

FLYING WITH CHILDREN AGED TWO AND OVER

Infants who become children while travelling

Age at the Time of Travel	TICKET & FEES WITHIN THE U.S.	TICKET & FEES OUTSIDE THE U.S.	TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
<2 YEARS OLD, ON ADULT’S LAP	Ticket Required	Ticket required, usually at 10% of adult fare. Fees are country-specific.	May not travel alone, must be accompanied by a passenger at least 18 years of age.
<2 YEARS OLD, IN THEIR OWN SEAT	Ticket Required	Ticket required, country-specific discounts may apply.	May not travel alone, must be accompanied by a passenger at least 18 years of age.
2-4	Ticket Required	Ticket required, country-specific discounts could apply.	May not travel alone, must be accompanied by a passenger at least 18 years of age

FLYING WITH OLDER CHILDREN ON DELTA

Age at the Time of Travel	TICKET & FEES WITHIN THE U.S.	TICKET & FEES OUTSIDE THE U.S.	TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
5-7	Ticket Required	Ticket required, country-specific discounts could apply.	May travel alone on some nonstop flights using the Unaccompanied Minor Program
8-14	Ticket Required	Ticket required, country-specific discounts could apply.	May travel alone on some nonstop flights using the Unaccompanied Minor Program
15+	Ticket Required	Ticket required, country-specific discounts could apply.	May travel alone

KIDS’ BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE ON DELTA

CHILDREN’S BAGGAGE ALLOWANCE

Children’s baggage allowances are based in part by the fare paid for their travel. See the guidelines below.

Unticketed Infant/Child

If children are traveling for free, they don’t have a baggage allowance. So any baggage for the child counts as part of the adult’s baggage allowance.

Ticketed Infant/Child

• Children traveling on an international ticket that is 10% of the adult fare are allowed one checked bag up to 20lbs. (10kg) with a maximum outside dimension (length+width+height) of 45 inches, plus one checked fully collapsible stroller or push-chair.
• An Infant in arms on a Transatlantic (TATL) Basic Economy Fare is not eligible for a free baggage allowance. There is no change to Main Cabin infant in arms or other Basic Economy International markets.

• Children traveling on a ticket that is 50% or more of the adult fare, children are entitled to the standard baggage allowance.
  

OTHER CARRY-ON BABY ITEMS

In addition to the one bag carry-on allowance, passengers may bring the following infant items onto the plane as an additional free item:

• Booster seat or other infant seat
• Bassinet
• Breast pump and associated cooler bag

Please be aware that if you are bringing your baby’s bassinet or infant seat as carry-on baggage, it must be secured tightly by a seatbelt to be stored on an aircraft seat. The item must also meet carry-on size restrictions.

If children are traveling for free, they don’t have a baggage allowance. So any baggage for the child counts as part of the adult’s baggage allowance.

Airline approved car-seat label examples

DELTA CAR SEAT POLICY

Delta do not charge any fees for traveling with strollers or child-restraint seats, like an FAA-approved car or booster seat. These don’t count towards your (or your ticketed child’s) baggage allowance. You can easily check these items before you go through security; or if you prefer, you can check them at the gate.

Where to sit with a child safety seat?

The window seat is the preferred location for an approved child safety seat (child restraint system or car seat). Other locations may be acceptable provided the seat is not installed between other passengers and the aisle. An accompanying adult must sit next to the child. More than one car seat may be in use in the same row and section of seats. Per FAA regulations, children under 2 years of age are not allowed to sit in a seat equipped with an airbag seat belt. 

When using a child safety seat, don’t select seats in the following areas: 

• Aisle seats
• Emergency exit rows
• Any seat one row forward or one row back from an emergency exit row
• Bulkhead seats when the safety seat is a combination car seat and stroller
• Flatbed seats in the Delta One^™ area of the following aircraft: Airbus A330-200 or A330-300; Boeing 777, 767 or 747 aircraft^*

^*Child Safety Seats are not permitted in this area since the airbag seat belt cannot be deactivated.

CARES harness (front) Photo courtesy of Tim Kelley AmSafe CARES AmSafe CARES Restraint

Other Child Restraint Device Policies

Child restraint seats may be brought on board the plane in certain circumstances. For instance, if there is an open passenger seat in your row or if you purchased a seat for your child, you may place your child in an FAA-approved child restraint in that seat during take-off and landing. If an empty passenger seat is not available for your child restraint, the item must be checked at the gate by a Delta representative.

Not all seats allow for the use of child safety and booster seats. Be sure to review the type of seat available on the aircraft for your upcoming flight.

Delta flight attendants will check with accompanying adults to ensure that children are properly secured in their safety seats and in the aircraft seat. The accompanying adult, however, has the following responsibilities when using a child restraint during takeoff and landing:

• Ensure that the child restraint seat meets FAA guidelines, Go to footer note eg the AmSafe CARES Restraint 
• Ensure that the child restraint seat functions properly and is free of obvious defects
• Secure the child according to the manufacturer’s instructions
• Ensure the child does not exceed the restraint’s weight limit
• Ensure the child restraint is secured to the aircraft seat using the aircraft seat’s safety belt

DELTA PUSHCHAIR/ STROLLER POLICY

Children’s strollers and child safety seats are not counted as part of the standard baggage and therefore can be easily checked for free. For your convenience, these items may be checked at the curbside, the ticket counter or at the gate. 

Delta Airlines Bassinet

DELTA BASSINET POLICY

Does Delta supply a bassinet/carrycot?

Yes. On some international flights, Delta does offer onboard baby bassinets, also known as SkyCots. They are available free of charge for passengers in select seats on equipped aircraft for some international flights.

Please note that all infants must be held during takeoff, landing and whenever the seat belt light is on

How do I reserve a bassinet/carrycot on Delta?

Before arriving at the airport, contact Reservations to reserve a SkyCot. SkyCots can be requested by contacting Reservations before arriving at the airport and then speaking with the gate agent at the boarding gate, but cannot be guaranteed due to a limit of two SkyCots per aircraft and weight restrictions

When can I choose my seat on

Delta?

What happens if I don’t reserve a bassinet/carrycot seat?

You may not be able to get a SkyCot if you did not reserve prior to your flight as there is a limit of two SkyCots per aircraft.

What is the size/weight limit for Delta‘s bassinets/carrycots?

SkyCots are ideal for babies weighing up to 20 lbs. (9 kg) and up to 26 inches (66 cm) long.

On Delta,
Sleep Devices are permitted

On Delta, sleep devices are permitted, like Fly Tot, Bed Box and Plane Pal

BABY AND CHILD MEALS ON DELTA

Do Delta provide baby food?

These are not available on all flights and must be requested 24 hours before check in. Suitable for infants less than one year old. Baby food is usually provisioned in jars. (Food may contain strained fruit, vegetables, meats, desserts, milk & juices.)

Can I sterilise my bottles on

Delta?

To sterilise bottles on board see here.

Do Delta provide child meals?

These are not available on all flights and must be requested 24 hours before check in. Suitable for children from 2 to 12 years of age, and includes food offerings appealing to children. The meals planned follow Recommended Dietary Allowances for children.

Breastfeeding

Delta fully supports a woman’s right to breastfeed on board Delta and Delta Connection aircraft and in Delta facilities. Breast pumps are allowed on board. At the airport and if you prefer, many airports do offer private lactation rooms or spaces. Ask a Delta associate if you need assistance locating one at an airport.

Special Meals

Delta offer a variety of meals, like vegetarian, diabetic, low-sodium and low-cholesterol meals to comply with special dietary requirements on flights that have scheduled meal service. Advanced notice is required. Not all special meals are available in all markets. At least 24 hours in advance, please request meals via MyTrips. Special Service Requests or call 1-800-221-1212 to make arrangements for your special meal.

Upon arrival at the departure gate, customers should advise the gate agent they have pre-ordered a special meal and also confirm with a flight attendant once on board.

When requesting special meals please note the following exceptions apply:

• Special meal requests must be added for every new reservation. This information is not stored and is not automatically added to your reservation when you add your SkyMiles account
• When requesting a special meal on a Delta flight, please be sure to select a meal from Delta’s special meal listing as Delta does not fulfill meals that are not part of the special meal menu options
• Special meals are not available on flights originating from El Paso (ELP), Albuquerque (ABQ), or Tuscon (TUS). Special meal offerings may vary depending upon regional catering availabilities
• Kosher meals are not available on flights from Cartagena (CTG), Lima (LIM), Quito (UIO) and Bogota (BOG)

DELTA INFLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT FOR CHILDREN

Enjoy 1,000+ hours of free entertainment on your seatback screen including 12 channels of live satellite TV along with the latest movies, premium TV series from HBO®, Hulu® and Showtime®, SkyKids, podcasts, playlists and games.

OTHER FAMILY SERVICES PROVIDED

Family Seating Policy

Delta strives to seat family members together upon request. If you are unable to obtain seat assignments together for your family using delta.com or the Fly Delta mobile app, please contact Reservations to review available seating options.

Masks or face coverings are required on Delta flights only where required by the laws of the flight origin and/or destination.

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Delta Airlines Infant and Child Baggage Allowance 2022

Delta Airlines Baggage Allowance for Baby on Lap / Infant In Arms

Delta Airlines does not offer an additional baggage allowance for babies flying in a parent's lap. The only exception is that you are able to check-in a car seat and stroller free of charge, without counting against your baggage allowance. You can also bring a diaper bag as additional carry-on bag with your baby's items, including, diapers, food juice, milk, formula, and a breast pump.

You may check-in your child's stroller and car seat free of charge either at the curb, at the check-in desk together with your regular suitcase, or at the gate before boarding your flight. 

We recommend bringing your stroller and car seat through security and gate-checking these items. This will allow you to use the stroller while making your way through the airport, and minimize the chances of your car seat and stroller get lost in transit.

If flying with an infant-in-arms, we also recommend bringing your car seat to the gate, rather than checking it in together with your suitcase. This is because in the case that there is an available seat on the flight, you may be allowed to bring your infant's car seat on-board the aircraft for your child to fly in.  A car seat is the safest way for your child to fly in an airplane.

When checking-in your child's car seat and stroller, we recommend protecting them from damage by placing them in "gate-check" protective covers/bags - This will keep them from getting stained, dirty, or torn while they are being moved around at the gate by the baggage handlers. Many of these covers for child car seats and strollers are brightly colored so that the baggage handler at the airport can see them and make sure they don't get lost.

Delta Airlines Baggage Allowance for Infants and Children with Own Seat

All children flying on Delta Airlines with a purchased ticket, in their own assigned seat, receive the same baggage allowance as an adult passenger. The same standard baggage policy applies, including any of Delta's standard checked baggage fees that may apply.

In addition, to the standard baggage allowance, your child is entitled check-in a stroller free of charge - this can be checked in either at the curb, at the check-in desk, or at the gate. You can also bring a car seat free of charge, but in this case the car seat will be coming with you onto the plane for your child to sit in during the flight. Be sure that your child's car seat is government-approved for airline travel, and includes the label that states "This restraint is certified for use in motor vehicles and aircraft".

You may also bring an extra diaper bag as a carry-on item with your child's essentials including diapers, milk, formula, juice, and other child essentials - this bag must meet all of Delta's standard carry-on size and weight limitations.

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There is a severe shortage of powdered infant formula in America

05/20/2022 at 15:12 Society 1488

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The situation with infant formula has become so critical that Senator Tom Cotton has already called it a "national crisis", Congress began an investigation, and President Biden was forced to announce measures to curb the deficit.

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Deliveries of infant formula to stores have been so reduced that large retail chains and pharmacies are forced to limit the number of cans "in one hand." For example, CVS and Walgreens only sell three packages of dry mix at a time. According to Datasembly, a company that tracks price indexes and sales of various products, in the first week of May, the lack of milk formula in warehouses across the country was 43% (for comparison, in April - 40%, and in November last year - 11%). Worst of all is the situation with warehouses in the states of Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota, Missouri, Texas and Tennessee. Accordingly, prices rose sharply - by 18%. On eBay, some savvy sellers offer a $200 can of powdered formula, and there are sure to be buyers: in the US, three-quarters of children receive either full or partial formula in their first six months of life. Worst of all are those families whose children, for medical reasons, cannot eat anything other than these mixtures.

Abbott fights bacteria

What caused this crisis? The official version, which we already wrote about: in February, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) stated that certain mixtures of Similac (Similac), Alimentum (Alimentum) and EleCare (EleCare) are contaminated with the dangerous bacterium Cronobacter sakazakii, which can lead to death. Four kids were hospitalized, two died. Abbott Nutrition has announced a voluntary recall of some batches of this baby food that was produced at its plant in Sturgis, Michigan (these powdered formulas were found to be contaminated). In early March, several more dry mixes produced at the same plant were recalled due to Salmonella contamination.

Bacteria in baby food is not uncommon. Back in 2004, the Codex Committee on Food Hygiene (CCFA) of the World Health Organization revised the International Code of Hygienic Practice for Foods for Infants and Older Children, tightening the requirements, including due to cases of contamination of mixtures with bacteria. A review of Abbott's records shows that the company has had to destroy batches of premixed formulas in the past due to the presence of Cronobacter. In addition, in February, the FDA emphasized that the recall only applies to dry powder from certain batches, and does not apply to liquid infant formula and other baby foods manufactured by Abbott Nutrition. In other words, it is hard to imagine that a temporary shutdown of the production line of several (!) dry mixes at one plant can lead to such a large-scale national crisis. Not to mention the fact that other manufacturing companies were not affected by the recall, and they continue to produce their products.

Furthermore, the company's official statement dated May 11 states: “After a close examination of the situation, there is no evidence that these cases [infant deaths - Ed.] are related to the consumption of our baby food; the bacterium Cronobacter sakazakii, which was found during testing, was in areas not in contact with products. The bacterial samples found at the plant did not match the strains found in the babies' tests. An Abbott spokesperson also said that all products tested for Cronobacter sakazakii and Salmonella were negative and that no Salmonella was found at the Sturgis facility during the investigation.

However, the FDA insisted that infant formula was produced in unsanitary conditions, and Abbott's internal records showed that the company destroyed some of its products due to bacteria in the factory. On May 16, Abbot reached an agreement with the FDA that allowed the production lines to restart. The company reportedly acknowledged the unsanitary conditions at the plant and is committed to rectifying the shortcomings. In addition, Abbott has agreed to engage external experts who will develop a plan to reduce the risk of bacterial contamination at the plant and conduct periodic assessments to ensure the company is in compliance. In the event that any products again test positive for bacteria, the company will be required to dispose of them and stop work until the source of infection is eliminated. If Abbott does not comply, it faces $30,000 in damages per day of violation (up to $5 million in annual fines). The terms of the agreement are valid for at least 5 years.

FDA chief Robert Kaliff stated, "The public can be assured that our FDA will do everything possible to ensure that baby food continues to meet safety and quality standards." The agreement between Abbott and the FDA has been approved by the US District Court for the Western District of Michigan. However, it’s too early for parents to rejoice: Abbot said that a restart is possible within two weeks, and mixtures will appear on store shelves no earlier than in 6-8 weeks.

Broken logistics and monopolies

Another reason that is less talked about is disruptions in the supply chain. Everything affects: a critical shortage of labor (which we have already written about more than once), problems with the production of packaging and transportation. All this together affects the production and distribution of goods. According to Datasembly CEO Ben Reich, "the economic situation affects this category of goods more than others."

The crisis has reached such proportions that even the federal authorities were forced to react. On May 12, President Joe Biden met with representatives from Walmart, Target, Reckitt and Gerber to discuss ways to reduce the deficit. He also instructed the Federal Trade Commission to use its powers to monitor allegations of price gouging and the Justice Department to work with state attorneys general to crack down on retailers who took advantage of the situation.

On May 13, the House Oversight Committee announced that it had launched an investigation into the baby food situation. Letters were sent to all four manufacturers asking them to explain how they plan to handle the crisis and what they are doing to prevent this from happening in the future. In addition, the Committee will also investigate allegations received from consumers of price gouging. The meeting of the Committee on this issue is scheduled for May 26.

At the same time, the recall of goods for one reason or another is a common occurrence. Thousands of medicines and products are withdrawn from sale every year, and yet there is no nationwide crisis, and sellers do not restrict the sale of essential items in the spirit of Soviet trade.

Four large companies now control 90% of America's supply of infant formula: Abbott, Mead Johnson, Gerber and Perrigo Nutritionals. Abbott, which makes Similac, and Mead Johnson, which makes Enfamil, have nearly 80% of the market. Mead Johnson has already stated, “We have taken steps to ramp up production of Enfamil and are currently shipping 50% more products to address consumer concerns as quickly as possible.” Considering how the prices for dry mixes have risen, the crisis is beneficial for all manufacturing companies.

Importing baby food will be easier

Another factor in the crisis is America's regulatory and trade policies. The FDA regulation of infant formula is so strict that most products coming from Europe cannot be bought here due to technical issues such as labeling requirements. There is no question about the quality of European blends: studies have shown that in some respects they can even be better than American ones, because the European Union bans certain types of sugar (for example, corn syrup). The US also restricts the import of formulas that comply with FDA regulations. For large volumes, the import tax for mixtures can exceed 17%. Currently up to 98% of the baby food on the market is made in the USA. And during a crisis, the lack of alternative supplies becomes a rather big problem.

Therefore, for the first time, an unprecedented step is announced - the US intends to increase imports of infant formula in order to reduce the nationwide shortage. Potential importers in the FDA are manufacturers from Australia, New Zealand, the UK and the Netherlands. On May 16, the FDA called on foreign manufacturers to apply to import their products into the United States. It is reported (however, without going into details) that the verification process will be "optimized". White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said that "priority will be given to applications from those companies most likely to be able to prove product quality and be able to get the most baby food to American stores as quickly as possible." Thus, the advantage will be given to large manufacturing companies, which will be able to quickly cover the shortage that has arisen.

However, even if import applications and related documentation confirming the safety of mixtures are submitted, relatively speaking, tomorrow, it may be weeks before the products reach the stores. Once the application is filed, the FDA will still need to review the baby food to ensure quality control to American standards. The import facilitation policy was adopted as a temporary measure for the next six months.

In the meantime, parents of babies rush about in search of baby food, politicians from all sides have decided to use the crisis to their advantage. So, Republican Congresswoman Kat Cammack posted a video on her Facebook account about how the federal authorities send packages of baby food to the border with Mexico: “American stores have empty shelves, there is no shortage at the border. ” Cammack said the Biden administration should not put the needs of illegal immigrants ahead of the interests of American citizens. Another Republican politician, Rep. Eliza Stefanik, also said it was "absolutely unacceptable" and drew a parallel with Trump's famous slogan, "America continues to be put last." In turn, Democratic politicians Eric Svolvell and Ruben Gallego accused Eliza of wanting to "starve babies" in border centers where illegal immigrants are detained.

Only one thing can be said with certainty: even with the increase in production and the “green” light for imports, the situation with the shortage of infant formula will not change in the next couple of weeks.

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Airline	211	12 years old (except for flights from Italy in the case of 14-year-olds)
Air New Zealand	5-16 years	Internal flights: AUD no0189	Alaska Airlines	5-17 years	$50 /child	$75 /child Not available for < 8 years	Children cannot travel alone from Sun Valley, Idaho ), in the period from 1. 12 to 1.04. The journey cannot start from 21.00 to 05.00.	Entertainment tablets. Meals: Yes (flight time > 2 hours)	Phone , Form required, Detailed information from Alaska Airlines	13 years old
Alitalia	5-14 years old	Flights within Italy: € 60 /child International flights € 75 /child. child Flights from USA: $125 /child	Same price	-	Dedicated lounge area with toys, books, comfortable seats and entertainment screens.	Phone , it is required to fill out the form, detailed information from Alitalia	15 years
american Airlines	5-17 years	Not allowed	Only available for direct flights	-	Telephone , details from American Airlines	15 years old
Austrian Airlines	14 years old
Cathay Pacific	6-17 years old	Between Hong Kong and Africa, Europe, the Middle East, North America, South Asia Subcontinent and Southwest Pacific Other routes 90,905 $100 / child26 : $ 50 /child	at the same price	-	-	phone , detailed information from Cathyy Pacific	12 years old
5-17 years old	$150 for < 4 children	Same price Out of stock for < 8 years old islands and connections with international flights.	Trackable bracelet Dedicated seating area with toys, books, comfortable seating and entertainment screens.	Phone , Detailed information from Delta Air Lines	Phone , Detailed information from Emirates	12 years
ETIHAD	5-17 years old	5-11: Free 9016 TARILS for adults. $100 /child	5-11: Free but charged adult fare 12-17: $150 /child	Maximum transit time: 8 hours Not available on partner flights.	Activity packages available. Dedicated seating area with toys, books, comfortable seating and entertainment screens.	phone , it requires filling out the form, detailed information from ETIHAD	12 years
Eurowings	5-11 years: € 50 9019 €50 / child	Not allowed	-	Food: Yes	Telephone , Form required, Details from Eurowings	12 years old
FinnAir	5-17 years old	Flights within the Finland, Scandinavia and Baltic countries: € 40 /Child Flights 9016 ( € 60 90. 216 / / flights: €120 /child	Same price Charged per segment	-	Meals: Yes	Phone , Form required, Detailed information from Finnair $85 for < 4 children USA - Iceland: $150 for < 4 children Europe - USA/CA: $250 for < 4 children	Same price	Only on Icelandair flights, not possible if transfer to flights of other airlines. Cannot be booked for some transit stops.	Private waiting rooms Meals: 2-11: children's food + drink 12-15: economy menu	€250 KLM flight between 2 airports other than Amsterdam Schiphol Airport: €100 Flying from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport via US destination to another intercontinental airport: €250	Transfers for KLM, Air flights only France and Delta Air Lines.	Dedicated seating area with toys, books, comfortable seating and entertainment screens.	Phone , Form required, Detailed information from KLM	15 years old
Lufthansa	5-17 years old	A flight section within Germany or Europe: € 60 / Child Settlement	. by segment	-	Dedicated check-in desks. Dedicated seating area with toys, books, comfortable seating and entertainment screens.	Phone , Form required, Detailed information from Lufthansa	12 years old
Norwegian Air	5-15 years old	65 USD / child	Same price	Guadeloupe, Martinique and Sainte Croix), Canada, French Guiana, Israel, Jordan, Kosovo, Morocco, Serbia, Singapore, Thailand, Turkey, United Arab Emirates and USA.	-	Phone , Form required, Details from Norwegian Air	Maximum transit time: 4 hours	-	phone , it requires to fill out the form, detailed information from Qantas
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