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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People.  No airline will let a 5 year old UM connect.  Just stop.[/quote]

wrong:

Delta https://pro.delta.com/content/deltapro/en_US/products-and-services/special-services/unaccompanied-minor--umnr--service.html

Air France: http://www.airfrance.us/US/en/common/guidevoyageur/assistance/enfant_seul_um.htm[/quote]

OP here:  Airlines do and have.  It's allowed.  [/quote]

Fine.  No US airline.  Because the Delta link says it's not allowed.
[i]
5-7 Enrolled in UMNR Program
Routings Not Permitted
Connecting itineraries[/i][/quote]

Did you do your research and look up the policies of each US airline? I'm the one who provided those links, and they happened to be the last 2 airlines I used.  Further, if you read the link, it appears that Delta connections ARE allowed:
Non-stop flights operated by DL, DL Connection (except American Eagle), AF or KL

I believe what they don't allow is a connection with another airline.[/quote]

[b]They don't allow connections at all for 5-7 year old.  They allow through flights without a change in aircraft, i.e., the plane stops in a city, most people get off, and then continues on.  That's not a technical connection.[/b]

-Delta DM and Million Miler[/quote]Sometimes at that point where most people are getting off, they decide there is something wrong with the plane and now everyone has to get off and switch, even though that was not planned.  Or, they make you get off while they clean the plane.[/quote]

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