Infant & Unaccompanied Minor Travel Policy of Southwest Airlines
The world’s largest low-cost carrier in the world, Southwest Airlines operates non-stop flights to over 100 destinations in around 10 countries. During peak season, Southwest airlines have on average over 4000 departures in operation on a single day. If you are planning to travel with an infant or your child will be traveling alone with Southwest Airlines, it is a good idea to know the basic information related to the Infant and Unaccompanied Minor policy. If your child is over the age of 14 days and under the age of two years, you will not be charged any fee for the infant’s travel if they are not occupying a seat and traveling in an adult’s lap. The person accompanying the infant should be at least 12 years old or more. It is advised that you carry a copy of the infant’s government issues ID (passport, birth certificate, or any document that can be used as proof of age). The Southwest Employees might ask you for these documents for age verification during your travel. If...