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Start by visiting the official American Airlines website or calling



Children under 15 years old who are traveling with someone other than a parent may



American Airlines does not require a legal guardian to be



Booking the ticket is straightforward. Just input the child’s details during



For children under 2 years, they can travel as lap infants with grandparents. However,



Special services such as early boarding, in-flight meals, and assistance at the airport



Make sure to review American Airlines’ baggage policies for families. Children are allowed



You should also check with the destination country's immigration policy if



In-flight, the child will be treated as a regular passenger unless unaccompanied minor



After booking, review the itinerary and double-check names and birthdates



By following these steps and using the official hotline


