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Flying Delta With a Baby

By: Author Kenny

Posted on Last updated: January 23, 2024

In this post, we’ll discuss the ins and outs of flying Delta Air Lines with a baby or toddler. Whether you’ve already booked a flight or you’re considering Delta as the best option for your trip with a little one, we’ve got you covered with what you’ll need to know to prepare for the experience. Read on to learn all about flying Delta Air Lines with a baby!

About This Post

This post is mostly concerned with infants (under 2) who either need a car seat or fly as lap infants. That said, much of what we’ll have to say regarding seat selection and onboard experience will be relevant even once your little flyer can sit in their own seat unassisted.

You can find official policy from Delta here . You should always confirm details of policy directly with the airline. This post discusses not only those policies, but how they impact your planning and experiences. Delta’s website has exceptionally detailed information on flying with babies, so take some time to browse those, too.

This post contains affiliate links, which means that we may receive a commission if you make a purchase using these links. As an Amazon Associate, this site earns from qualifying purchases.

Booking Delta Air Lines With a Baby

Let’s start with a pretty basic question…

Can you bring a baby on Delta Air Lines?

Yes. As long as your baby is at least 7 days old they can fly on Delta. Babies under 7 days old require an “approval letter from a physician that gives permission” for the baby to fly.

Can my baby sit on my lap?

A child under two years of age can fly as a lap infant on Delta. Delta uses the term “infant-in-arms” to describe infants who don’t have their own seats (and thus sit on an adult’s lap).

Does my baby have to sit on my lap?

No. You can buy a seat for your baby when flying Delta Air Lines, even if the baby is under 2 years old. For safety reasons, small children should be restrained in an FAA approved safety seat (usually a car seat) when in their own seat.

Do babies fly free on Delta?

Babies under 2 years old who fly on an adult’s lap (i.e. without their own seat) fly for free within the United States on Delta. On international flights, they typically fly at 10% the rate of an adult ticket. Babies of any age who have their own seat will typically pay the full regular fare, though some destinations may have discounts.

How do I book a lap infant or a seat for my baby on Delta?

If you’re booking a seat for a baby (i.e. not a lap infant), you’ll book them just like any other passenger when booking your Delta flight. If you wish to fly with a lap infant (“infant in arms”), you’ll go through an extra step to fly with them.

When flying within the US, the process for adding a lap infant on Delta is simple, but a little different from most airlines. Specifically, on Delta you don’t add the lap infant when booking, you add them after booking.

First, book the flight without the infant in arms. After booking, you can go to “My Trips” and access your flight.

Scroll down to the passenger information, and you’ll see an “Add Requests” option next to each traveler. Click that.

“Infant In Arms” is a special request, so click that.

This will bring you to another passenger listing. Click “Request Infant In Arms” to open a form. Complete the form and click confirm.

As of this update, adding an “Infant In Arms” to an international flight still requires contacting Delta customer service, and it may require additional payment. (Also, remember when flying internationally that your little one will require a passport.)

Can you bring a car seat onboard Delta Air Lines?

If you book a seat for your baby, you’ll be able to bring an FAA approved car seat onboard for their seat (subject to restrictions about which seats can have car seats, discussed below). If you don’t book a seat for your baby, or if they’re old enough to not need the car seat, you can check (for free) one car seat per child. You typically won’t be able to bring it onboard without purchasing a seat, although Delta does say you can bring one “if there is an open passenger seat in your row.” You can check the car seat at the ticket counter (before security) or at the gate.

A collapsible car seat (affiliate link) that meets carry-on size limits could be brought onboard, but you should be prepared for the possibility that you’re charged a carry-on fee for this.

Delta also provides this list of responsibilities that the accompanying adult has when traveling with a car seat:

• Ensure that the child restraint seat meets FAA guidelines
• 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

Can you bring a stroller onboard Delta Air Lines?

You cannot bring a stroller onboard Delta (unless it’s some super cool compact stroller that folds into the size of a carry-on you purchased), but you can check one stroller per child for free at the ticket counter or the gate.

Delta does not specify a size restriction for gate-checking strollers, but I would recommend checking large strollers or double wides at the ticket counter before security (or at least asking them if you’ll be able to gate check it).

Does Delta Air Lines have bassinets?

A few Delta planes have bulkhead seats with the option to have a bassinet, which Delta calls a “SkyCot.” Unfortunately, there isn’t a lot of publicly available information about these. SkyCots are fit for babies weighing up to 20 lbs. (9 kg) and up to 26 inches (66 cm) long. You can request them by contacting Delta before your flight and at the gate, but they can’t be guaranteed.

That last clause is what’s important—bassinets can’t be guaranteed. Based on my research, they’re few and far between. I wouldn’t recommend going out of your way in pursuit of a Delta SkyCot (i.e. if another airline is cheaper, maybe do that instead), but if a Delta flight was the best option, it might be worth contacting the reservation team to see if a SkyCot is available on your flight.

Does Delta Air Lines allow Diaper Bags?

If your child has their own seat, they’re entitled to the baggage allowance for their ticket, usually a carry on and personal item, which would include a diaper bag. If your baby is flying on your lap, Delta is a little ambiguous on this issue. They specify

passengers may bring the following infant items onto the plane as an additional free item Booster seat or other infant seat; Breast pump and associated cooler bag

It’s pretty bizarre to me that they don’t just say “diaper bag” here, but I assume a diaper bag falls under this policy. I can’t imagine a situation in which there’s a genuine dispute about that. To avoid any issue, throw a small handheld breast pump in your diaper bag, I guess.

Does my child need a birth certificate to fly Delta Air Lines?

You should always be prepared to prove the age of a child flying on your lap or on a discounted fare. In practice a scan of a birth certificate is probably enough, but personally we recommend getting your little one a passport as early as possible.

Delta Airlines With a Baby – Seat Selection

Delta includes seat selection on all fares  except Basic Economy fares. The airline states a “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.

While this is probably meant for situations when there aren’t neighboring seats available by the time you get to seat selection, it might be worth trying to use it to get seats assigned ahead of time if you book a Basic Economy fare.

In case you don’t book seats ahead of time, Delta will randomly assign seats at check in. If the system somehow erroneously separates your child from all adults, you should contact Delta customer service or visit an agent at the airport. Keep in mind that, the Family Seating Policy notwithstanding, Delta only  has to make sure one parent is seated with a child. It’s possible a random assignment results in one parent sitting with a child while the other parent is somewhere else on the plane.

Seats That Babies Can’t Use

We’re going to start with seats that lap infants and car seats cannot use because these restrictions apply to all the classes of seats we’ll discuss below.

Neither lap infants nor car seats are permitted in exit rows or seats one row behind or in front of exit rows. Delta also asks that car seats not be used in bulkhead seats “when the safety seat is a combination car seat and stroller.”

There are a few seats with airbag seat belts on Delta planes. Usually these are able to be deactivated via an extender, allowing them to be used by children and car seats.

One slightly ambiguous area is the use of lie-flat Delta One seats. Delta specifies clearly that car seats cannot be used in these seats on the A330-200, A330-300, 777, 767 or 747 aircraft. Delta also specifies that this rule is because the airbag seat belts in these seats cannot be deactivated. And Delta mentions “children under 2 years of age are not allowed to sit in a seat equipped with an airbag seat belt.”

This would lead one to reasonably conclude you can’t have a lap infant (under 2) in these seats. However, at least one review shows this not to be the case (you can clearly see an inflatable belt in the photos, too).

Finally, I like to mention that if you’re flying any sort of long-haul or transcontinental flight in a premium cabin like business or first class, you’ll want to research the seat configuration beforehand. Seats labeled 2A and 2B could very well be separated by a wall. This makes them impracticable for a parent and child to use even when technically allowable.

Delta Main Cabin

Lap infants and car seats are allowed in most Main Cabin seats on Delta flights. We mentioned above the restrictions related to exit rows and bulkhead seats. Generally, car seats will go in the window seat (so they don’t obstruct passengers exiting in case of an emergency). If the window seat is empty the middle seat is allowable.

Delta Main Cabin seats typically have around 30 inches of pitch (distance between seat backs) and 18 inches of width. These will fit most infant car seats. You can see more details about Delta seat sizes on SeatGuru .

Delta Comfort Plus

Delta Comfort Plus seats can accommodate car seats and lap infants, subject to the restrictions already mentioned above. Because there are fewer Comfort Plus seats, you’re more likely to come up against the restrictions related to exit rows and bulkhead seats mentioned above.

Comfort Plus is probably our favorite option for flying with babies and toddlers on Delta. The extra snacks (typically five total options) and legroom make the overall experience a lot more tolerable. While families with car seats or lap infants will generally be able to pre-board, Comfort Plus boarding is great for families with slightly older kids.

We have a review of Delta Comfort Plus on the A321 here and a detailed comparison of Delta First Class vs Delta Comfort Plus here .

Delta First

Similar to the Comfort Plus seats, you  can fly with a car seat or lap infant in some Delta First seats, but you’re more likely to run up against the  restrictions discussed above.

Most Delta First configurations are 2-2, which works well for two parents and a lap child but not two parents and a seated child. While the added space in First is great, we prefer to have three adjacent seats to ourselves. Beyond that, the added cost of First Class is hard to justify on most domestic trips.

We have a review of Delta First on the A321 here .

Delta Air Lines With a Baby – Luggage

Every passenger with an individual ticket (i.e. not lap infants) gets both a carry on and a personal item on Delta. As of this post, that includes Basic Economy tickets. The carry-on size limit is 22″ x 14″ x 9″. Best I can tell, Delta doesn’t specify a personal item size limit. The personal item should, however, be able to fit under the seat in front of you.

Your checked baggage allowance will vary by your fare class and whether you pay an additional amount when booking. Car seats and strollers can be checked for free, however.

A car seat that is occupying a seat is not a carry on. A diaper bag shouldn’t count against your baggage allowance (see above). Besides the diaper bag, lap infants generally don’t get any baggage when flying Delta.

I say “generally” because Delta has a confusing baggage policy for cases where infants are not traveling for free. Specifically, if you’re flying internationally on Delta, I recommend directly consulting their child baggage page . That page contains details for baggage allowances for kids flying on discounted fares.

Online Check In

As always, when flying with a lap infant you should be prepared for online check-in to not work. This is because some airlines have a policy of confirming lap infant ages at the ticket desk before issuing boarding passes. We haven’t flown with a lap infant on Delta recently, but you should keep this in mind any time you fly with a lap infant.

Delta Lounge Access With a Baby

You can view the comprehensive access rules for Delta Sky Club lounge access here , but I’ll give an overview of the basic ways to gain access.

As is typical these days, you won’t get lounge access simply for flying a premium cabin (Comfort Plus or First) on most domestic flights. If you’re hoping for a ticket that grants you lounge access, you’ll need to be flying Delta One, the premium cabin on international and select domestic routes. In that case, each ticketed passenger will have access.

The main two alternative ways to access Delta lounges are with a Sky Club membership or access through select credit cards (primarily the Amex Platinum and the Delta Sky Miles Platinum from American Express). Unfortunately, all of these now require a $50 per guest fee be paid . For credit cardholders, the fee is waived for kids under 2. In general, this new fee renders paid access more or less useless for most family travelers, as lounge access will almost never be worth $50 for a kid.

If you can’t get access to Delta lounges, you’ll often find Priority Pass is the easiest way to get lounge access. Priority Pass memberships grant access to a network of lounges around the world.

Priority Pass is included as a benefit of several premium cards these days, including the Chase Sapphire Reserve and Amex Platinum . Guest policies for Priority Pass vary but typically include two guests, with additional guests allowed for a fee. A large family may want to find a way to have two Priority Pass accounts to maximize their guest count.

Finally, please keep basic etiquette in mind when visiting a lounge with a child. We fully support bringing kids into lounges, but finding a relatively isolated spot, not allowing your kid to run around, and leaving if they can’t control themself are the minimum steps you should take as a courtesy to other people in the lounge.

Delta Boarding With a Baby

Delta does not provide a general policy for family boarding, and specific reports online vary. Generally, you can expect families with children under 2 to be called as part of pre-boarding. Because the website doesn’t outline a specific policy, the details may vary (i.e. it could be “families with kids 2 and under” or “families with lap infants” and so on).

The lack of a fully transparent family boarding policy is a low-light for flying Delta with a baby. On a recent flight we even heard it emphasized that pre-boarding was “only” for parties that had “requested” it beforehand. For an airline that usually excels in service, this was an odd shortcoming.

Onboard Delta With A Baby

Delta’s onboard service is exceptional and makes traveling with a baby just a bit less stressful. Many flights have multiple snack options along with the standard beverage selection. We’ve also regularly had flight attendants provide water and coffee service a second time, which is nice in case you turned down coffee the first time around in the chaos of the moment.

We’ve primarily flown on Delta’s A321 and found that the middle restroom had a changing table while the rear restroom didn’t. Delta flies several smaller planes along short routes in the eastern half of the country, and I wouldn’t be surprised if many of those didn’t have changing tables.

Onboard entertainment is another area where Delta excels. Most Delta planes have seat back entertainment, and it’s usually a pretty large selection. I’ve written before that I don’t find this to be necessary, but it is nice with a small child.

Usually we don’t like to break out our own tablet—an Amazon Fire HD 10 (affiliate link)—until we’re left with no other options. The variety offered by seat back entertainment helps in this pursuit, but we also never count on that and always bring that tablet.

Wifi is available for purchase on most flights. Delta also offers free wifi to SkyMiles (their free-to-join loyalty program) members on over 500 of their domestic planes. Frankly, we just never recommend counting on Wi-Fi for anything when flying. If nothing else, the inevitable lagging can send a toddler into a spiral.

Outlets are widespread on Delta planes but you might still find a few seats without a proper outlet. Beyond that, most seats also have USB charging as part of the seat back entertainment unit.

Delta Air Lines With a Baby – Conclusions

Delta is consistently ranked as one of the better domestic airlines in the US, and this holds true for flights with a baby, too. Like basically  all economy cabins these days, the Main Cabin can feel cramped. This usually won’t interfere with standard car seats, though, which is a step up from the worst products around. The ability to upgrade to Comfort Plus alleviates this issue a bit without completely breaking the bank.

Other hard product features—outlets, seat back entertainment, changing tables—aren’t universal but are common enough that you’ll rarely be without them when flying Delta.

But as we’ve emphasized, it’s the service that really stands out. This starts with planning your trip. The Delta website is absurdly comprehensive when it comes to information on flying with children. Even their fleet information page is loaded.

Onboard service shines, too. Even on 2-hour trips we’ve had additional coffee and water service and a selection of three snacks. These aren’t the sort of thing to have me running to book Delta at any cost, but the airline has become our go-to for flying out of LaGuardia.

Delta Flight Experiences

This post focused on flying Delta (generally) with a baby. We also have posts reviewing specific Delta offerings, many of which we flew with our baby.

• Delta Basic Economy Explained
• Delta Main Cabin A321 Review
• Delta Domestic First Class Review
• Domestic Delta Comfort Plus Review

Wednesday 10th of May 2023

I am seeing conflicting information on the Delta website about car seats being optional or required. I'm traveling with my 19-month-old internationally soon and I purchased him his own seat. I cannot decipher from the website if I MUST have him in a car seat, or if it is optional. Any insights?

Friday 12th of May 2023

You're right that the website does appear inconsistent and at times to imply it's mandatory.

This is likely to be somewhat crew dependent. I don't see any reason a car seat would be required, though, since a 2 year old can be a lap infant. You'd be able to hold them during takeoff and landing, whether the crew will request that I can't say (they definitely could). When the seatbelt sign isn't on, I don't see why they wouldn't be allowed to use the open seat.

We did this with another airline, Icelandair, when Zoe was about 22 months. At the gate the agent said we'd have to hold Zoe "the whole time". On the flight it was like I said, we held during takeoff and landing / seatbelt on, but otherwise the crew didn't care how we used the third seat.

You could probably reach out to their customer support to see if you could get any clarity.

Friday 10th of February 2023

Does Delta have a stroller size restriction? Planning on gate checking but not sure if we need to buy a smaller one. We have the Chicco Viaro stroller.

Tuesday 14th of February 2023

They don't specify a size restriction and I haven't seen one. Delta just says on their site that strollers can be checked at the gate. I'd be comfortable bringing something the size of the Viaro to the gate. You might also try reaching out to them on twitter, though I suspect they'll give you the same information from the website.

Flying Delta Airlines with a Baby or Toddler

Delta Airlines is our preferred airline when flying with our kids around the US and occasionally internationally as well if schedule and prices allow it.

While Delta doesn’t provide anything extraordinary, the biggest perk of flying Delta is that you can change your schedule or even a destination last minute – by simply clicking online. No need to hold onto the phone for hours waiting for a representative with your kids getting frustrated ( looking at your American Airlines ) – it’s easy and simple!

It’s something we had to do on various occassions and might be crucial when kids get sick or something else happens.

Delta Flying with Infant

Delta accepts newborns as young as 7 days old however if your baby is even younger, you can still fly as long as you have a doctor’s note of approval. 

For infants under 2 years old, standard U.S rules apply on domestic flights which means they can fly for free while sitting on your lap . Alternatively, Delta offers a limited number of bassinets (called SkyCots) on each flight, or if you prefer them to travel in an infant car seat you can choose to pay for a child’s seat for your baby. 

SUPER IMPORTANT: Nobody talks about it, but if you’re flying with two parents and two children under 2 years old (whether twins or siblings), Delta won’t let you sit next to each in the same row on one side unless one baby is in a car seat sitting on its own.

If you manage to book your seats and then add your infants at the gate you will be reseated! It’s due to the availability of air masks in a row, so you will need to either sit next to each other separated by the aisle, or behind each other.

Infant food on Delta 

Some long-haul flights offer baby food for kids under 1 year old but it must be requested more than 24 hours in advance by putting a special request with your booking or contacting reservations.

Bottle warmers are also sometimes available for use, but I wouldn’t rely solely on this option unless you have confirmed it directly with Delta before your flight. Since Delta doesn’t have too many baby facilities below, it might be a good idea to bring some travel baby gadgets like a portable bottle warmer if you are traveling for long trips. You are also free to breastfeed your little one onboard at any time. 

Delta Lap Infant

Flying with a lap infant on Delta is pretty flexible. You can add a ticket for your infant in arms on Delta when booking your flights online, or also at the check-in counter when you arrive at the airport if you didn’t have a chance to do it earlier (only if flying domestic though!).

To add an infant in arms ticket, you will need to open the “special service requests” section of your booking and click “request Infant in Arms” for the flight. 

Any children under 2 years old can fly for free on your lap with Delta inside the U.S. but reduced charges may apply for some international destinations depending on your flight path (generally about 10% of the adult ticket price). 

If you are flying alone or with more than one infant per adult, you will need to book a full-priced ticket and bring a car seat or harness so one of your children can sit in their own seat. 

Baby Facilities on Delta

Some lavatories on Delta flights have changing tables while others do not. Often, only certain bathrooms at the front and back of the plane will have a changing table so it’s worth asking the staff which lavatory is best for this when boarding. 

Delta Car Seat Policy

Any child under 2 years old who is traveling in their own seat must have an approved car seat to fly on Delta. 

When picking your seats, it’s important to know that kids under 2 years old can’t sit in seats that have airbag seat belts and car seats are not compatible with flatbed seats. 

Car seats are best installed in window seats as they cannot be between any other passengers and the aisle. They also cannot be placed in emergency exit rows or bulkhead seats on most planes. 

You can easily bring your car seat to the gate when flying Delta if you want to enquire about any available free seats for your infant.

Accepted Car Seats on Delta

Certain car seats can be used onboard Delta flights for children of all ages, as long as they are FAA-approved and installed correctly, however, booster seats of any kind are prohibited.

As long as your car seat meets FAA-approved child safety seat specifications it can be used on Delta flights within the U.S. 

That being said, many American car seats cannot be used outside of the USA so it’s important to read the regulations for your destination and all airlines thoroughly. Otherwise bringing your own car seat might be a big hassle for nothing. 

I have lots of experience traveling with and without a car seat for my boys all around the world, so check out this post for more tips to help you decide if it’s worth it for your trip. 

Note that vest and harness-type restraints other than “CARES harness” are not allowed on Delta flights and all car seats must have a label showing the seat is approved for air travel by a recognized organization such as foreign governments or manufacturers that comply with UN standards.

Baggage Allowance for Babies and Kids on Delta

The Delta baby policy doesn’t allow you to bring any additional luggage for your baby if they are booked as a lap infant . Their luggage should be included in your personal allowance. 

However, for all ticketed children with an assigned seat, you can bring one checked bag up to 20 lbs (10 kg) and a collapsible stroller (checked). 

Any other toddler items such as portable cribs and playpens will count as part of your checked baggage allowance.

Bassinet on Delta

Bassinets (called SkyCots on Delta) give you another great option for seating babies up to ​​20 lbs (9kg)/ 26 inches (66cm) in length.

While they are free to use, generally there are just two SkyCots available per flight as they must be installed in the bulkhead seats. 

What’s more, you are not eligible to use a SkyCot if you have already purchased a seat for your infant, it is only available to lap babies. 

How to reserve a SkyCot on Delta

You can request a SkyCot in advance by contacting Delta Reservations or simply as the gate agent before boarding. However, as there is such limited availability, it’s not guaranteed that you will receive a bassinet. 

They generally prioritize the youngest babies first but in the situation where there is more than one baby of the same age, it will be first come first served.  

Since the SkyCots are generally only available in the bulkhead rows , it’s important to consider all your seating arrangements if you are flying with other young children as most car seats cannot be used in the same rows as SkyCots. 

Delta Stroller Policy

As I already mentioned, if you are traveling with a child you can check a folding stroller for free in addition to your regular luggage that goes in the plane’s hold. 

However, Delta’s gate-check policy is also quite generous and also allows you to check both your stroller and car seat at the gate if you prefer. 

Delta did break my stroller on two occassions , but both times I had zero issues when filing a claim with them.

Since we got our airline stroller Delta never forced us to gate-check it and we had it in the overhead bin.

Gate-checking Baby Items

Delta allows you to bring several additional baby items on board in addition to your personal cabin bag free of charge . 

You can bring: 

• Strollers 
• Breast pump & cooler bag 
• Booster seat/infant seat (booster seat can’t be used onboard).

Flying with a Toddler on Delta (Over 2 Years Old)

Children over 2 years old must have their own pre-purchased ticket which entitles them to their own seat onboard as well as a 20 lbs (10 kg) checked bag. 

Delta also tries to seat families together wherever possible so if you don’t see enough available seats together while booking, you can contact customer service to find a solution.

When we had to switch to a different plane last minute which caused our seat selection to reset everyone – gate agents and flight attendants were understanding and sorted it out.

One thing I will mention is that seat reservations aren’t necessarily guaranteed on Delta it seems like. On our super long flight to South Africa from the US (16h) I picked the seats almost 6 months in advance and I repetitively kept checking on them as I was wondering if there were any spare seats even a few hours before departure.

Imagine my surprise when I boarded the plane, sat in our seats, and then found out that we somehow lost the window seat I booked for my toddler and we got separated (without anyone telling us and our boarding passes stating we still had our seats!) until another passenger arrived claiming we were in her seat. Flight attendants sorted it out and we only got split by a row, but still… it seemed crazy.

Another time we boarded Delta plane with a baby to find out that we got switched to bulkhead bassinet seats as a favor supposedly, which I wasn’t a fan of but more importantly we weren’t legally allowed to be there as we had our cat with us and pets cannot sit in bulkhead row seats – which again, caused flight attendants to go back to the gate to sort our seats out and switch us.

Kids Meal Options on Delta

There are several kids’ meals available on Delta that have been designed to satisfy both the dietary interests of youngsters and their nutritional needs. 

You can book a kid’s meal online in advance through the “special meals” option when managing your booking. 

Are Airplane Beds for Baby or Toddler Allowed?

Delta allows the Jet Kids BedBox ride-on suitcase , Plane Pal , and Fly Tot onboard which means it should be okay to bring other similar airplane beds on your flight. However, it’s always best to check directly with Delta customer service in advance to be sure. 

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Flying on Delta Airlines with a Baby – Our Experience and Review

I have flown with just about every major US airline with my 1.5 year old son. From JetBlue, to Southwest, United, and American, I have to say that Delta has been one of the best (domestic) experiences.

Each airline is a little bit different with what their infant and child policies are. So make sure that you’re familiar with the rules before you book that ticket, and definitely before you fly. Here’s everything to know about flying with Delta Airlines.

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Booking on Delta Airlines with a Baby

As is standard in the industry, children can fly on the laps of parents until the age of two, after which point they have to be in their own seat. However, unless we are on a super short flight, we have tended to get our son his own seat since about 12 months of age. It saves everyone’s sanity!

As is also standard, lap infants fly free domestically and will have to pay taxes, fees, and a portion of the fare (10%) internationally.

When booking on Delta or through their app, it’s easy to add the lap infant without having to call. Annoyingly, however, if you’re going international, you will have to call to add the lap infant. This is where things can go wrong, as I experienced on United and others have complained about on American . Make sure you are charged the taxes and fees and are issued a ticket for your lap infant for international flights, or you will likely be denied boarding.

I have to shout out Delta customer service when during a very frazzled turn of events I had to book a same-day ticket to get home when I was traveling solo with my baby . I accidentally booked it in the wrong direction and they changed it for me free of charge at the ticketing counter.

The Delta lounge receptionist also took pity on me and let me enter far earlier than the standard two hours. Both of these experiences were SO MUCH better than the time a United agent left me crying at the counter when they hadn’t handled the international taxes and fees properly over the phone.

Delta Airlines Strollers, Baggage, and Gate Check Policies

For breast-feeding or pumping moms , Delta specifically mentions on their website that they are in full support of lactating moms, and breast pumps are allowed on board, whether you physically have the child with you or are traveling, pumping, and storing breastmilk without your baby .

Delta doesn’t specifically mention diaper bags , and only lists FAA-approved car seats (that will be used in seat), CARES harnesses , and breast pumps and cooler bags as items that don’t count against carry-on allowance. Therefore, like Alaska, it seems diaper bags DO count against carry on allowance. These are the only two airlines I’ve flown with this policy.

However strollers and car seats can be checked as hold luggage for free, or both can be brough to the gate to gate check for free. This is standard with most airlines, however American only allows one to be brought all the way to the gate.

If you’re traveling with bigger and bulkier items like a pack n play (I recommend the Guava Lotus , which can be carried on) or wagon , you’ll have to check them as hold luggage at the same rate as a standard bag.

The best strollers that fit in the overhead bin of an airplane

However when traveling internationally, even lap infants get a checked bag up to 20lbs. I haven’t seen this with most US carriers, though Emirates , Singapore , and Japan Airlines all have the same policy.

If you do bring the car seat onboard, it should be used in the window seat and cannot be used in Delta One, aisle seats, emergency exit rows, or bulkhead seats when the safety seat is a combination car seat and stroller. Keep in mind bulkhead seats are usually the only ones that can accommodate a bassinet.

Flying with Delta Airlines- Family Boarding, Meals, and Bassinets

Speaking of bassinets, Delta airline does offer them for infants weighing up to 20 pounds. Like every other US based airline I know of, Delta recommends calling ahead of time, but still says that you will have to ask at the gate and that they are not guaranteed.

You also need to sit in a bulkhead seat in order to have the wall in front of you, which is necessary for attaching the bassinet. These are usually seats that are in high demand and unfortunately Delta does not reserve them for parents. I have seen Emirates and Singapore reserve them, though!

Delta does offer children’s meals on their international routes, however they’re meant for children over two. Book ahead of time if they’re of interest.

Boarding-wise, Delta offers family boarding, which doesn’t specify an age cutoff but mentions those traveling ‘with car seats and strollers,’ after first class, diamond medallion, and premium select customers.

Overall, I have found Delta to be a decent domestic option when flying with a baby . It’s a bit strange that they count diaper bags against carry-on allowance, but they are more generous than other airlines when it comes to gate checking car seats and strollers. Plus, my good customer service experiences with them have them on my nice list.

Kristin is the founder of Parenthood Adventures, combining her love of travel and newfound joy of motherhood. She's the creator of one of the most-read women's travel blogs in the world, bemytravelmuse.com, with a readership in the millions each year.

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• These measurements include any handles or wheels, but do not apply to small musical instruments that fit in the overhead or under-seat space

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• Beijing, China – Beijing Capital International Airport ( PEK ) Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) requires that domestic hand carry bags should not exceed 10 kg. Individual carrier rules apply for international flights
• Shanghai, China – Pudong International Airport ( PVG ) carry-on should not exceed 22lbs (10 kg)
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• Passengers traveling on Delta Connection flights, including flights with 50 seats or less, are only permitted to carry personal items on board the aircraft due to limited overhead space. Personal items must be able to fit securely under the seat in front of the passenger or overhead bins. Due to crowded flights, some carry-on bags may be gate checked, free of charge, during the boarding process and returned upon deplaning. Please ensure that a pink Gate Claim/Planeside tag is securely attached to the carry-on item. Assistive devices are not subject to this restriction.
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