Do Airlines Legally Have to Seat Kids with Parents?

Learn if airlines are required to seat children with parents and tips on how to ensure seating together.

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Airlines are not legally required to seat kids with parents, but many aim to accommodate families whenever possible. Booking early and selecting seats together can improve your chances. Some airlines may charge an additional fee for seat selection, so check their policies in advance. In case of separation, politely ask the flight attendant for assistance; they often help in rearranging seats to keep families together.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if my child is seated away from me on a flight? You can ask the flight attendant for assistance; they often help re-seat families together.
  2. Are there airlines that guarantee families sit together? Many airlines try to accommodate families but it's not a legal requirement; check individual airline policies.
  3. How can I improve my chances of sitting with my child on a plane? Book your flights early, select seats together during the booking process, and be aware of potential fees for seat selection.

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