Adequate resources may be available on every Delta flight to let your baby travel comfortably. But you must not take a risk. Arrange everything that your baby will need. The one thing that will be essential is the bassinet or child restraint seat. Proper equipment will ensure that your child remains safe throughout the flight. If you are going to put the child on lap, you must have the age proof. Because according to Delta infant policy, a baby must be below 2 years to travel on lap. Here is the key steps required to add an infant on a Delta flight.
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Find the booking summary on My Trips - You will
need the confirmation number or ticket number.
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Click on Special Service Requests to find the
dropdown menu - Choose infant-in-arms from the menu.
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Click add button next to request infant-in-arms
- Ensure that you click add button for the flight you are going to check-in.
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Review and pay the charges - Charges will apply
on international flights.
Since an FAA-approved child restraint seat secures an
infant, it is considered safer. If you don’t have a child restraint seat you
may Delta Airlines add lap infant. In this TicketsChanges blog, we will offer
you further details on how to add an infant.
Do I have to buy a seat for an infant on Delta flight?
You are not supposed to buy a seat if the infant is below 2
years. But booking a seat may become compulsory under Delta
Airlines infant policy in a few situations. Take a look at the
situations where you will have to mandatorily book a seat.
1.
If you have two infants under 2 years - Only 1
infant is allowed to travel on lap.
2.
If your child is turning 2 years old during the
flight - 2-year-old children must have a seat.
3.
If you want the infant to use FAA-approved child
restraint seat - You must book a separate seat.
4.
If you want your child to earn miles for their
SkyMiles account - An infant-in-arms will not earn loyalty points.
You may have to book a window seat for the infant. For
details or assistance, you can contact Delta or TicketsChanges on
+1-844-868-8303 or +1-800-221-1212.
Can an Infant travel in the lap on Delta?
Yes, infants may travel in the lap provided they are under 2
years old. The airline crew will provide you with a seat belt extension to keep
the infant strapped to the lap. Since infants do not require a seat, Delta
Airlines reservation for a child below 2 is possible after booking. You may
have to buy a separate seat if the child is about to turn 2 years old during
the flight. Charges you pay for the infant may depend on the route.
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For travel within US - No charge if the child is
traveling on the lap.
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For international travel - You may have to pay
10% of the adult’s fare for an infant-in-arms.
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Book a seat - Discounts are not guaranteed and
you may have to pay an adult’s fare.
What is Included in an Infant Booking of Delta?
A few items needed for infant travel are included in an
infant booking. You may bring an FAA-approved child restraint seat if you have
booked a seat. Delta will provide you with a bassinet or SkyCot. But the
availability is limited to 2 only. You must reserve a SkyCot by calling the
reservations. Having a word with gate agent is also recommended. Delta Airlines
stroller policy lets you check a stroller in the hold without any charges. Here
are a few tips to keep in mind about an infant booking.
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A few types of seats may not be booked - Delta
doesn’t allow you to book seats in a few locations including those in aisle and
emergency exit.
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One bag may be checked if you have paid 10% of
the infant’s fare. - Bags up to 10kg with a total dimension of 45inches.
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Infant traveling with 50% or above of the
adult’s fare - Standard baggage allowance of an adult.
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SkyCots are recommended for safe travel - Babies
weighing up to 9kg and up to 66cm long may have a safer flight.
Arriving 2-3 hours before departure is recommended. Because
you may not be able to check-in online if you have reserved a seat for an
infant. Feel free to call Delta or TicketsChanges on +1-844-868-8303 or
+1-800-221-1212 for assistance or details.

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