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United Airlines' Unaccompanied Minor Policy is designed to ensure the safety and well-being of children traveling alone on United flights. Under this policy, children between the ages of 5 and 14 are considered unaccompanied minors, and must be booked and travel with the Unaccompanied Minor service. When booking a flight for an unaccompanied minor, parents or guardians are required to provide contact information for themselves and the person who will be meeting the child at the destination airport. They must also pay a fee for the Unaccompanied Minor service, which includes additional supervision at the airport and on the flight. Once the child arrives at the airport, they will be escorted to the gate by a United employee, and will be met by a designated adult at their destination airport. This person will be required to present a government-issued ID before the child is released to their care. During the flight, the unaccompanied minor will be seated in the front of the cabin, and the flight attendant will check on them regularly to ensure their safety and comfort. The child will also be given a special identification tag to wear, which will help the flight crew easily identify them as an United Airlines Unaccompanied Minor It is important to note that United Airlines
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