Royal Brunei Airlines Unaccompanied Minor Policy

Royal Brunei Airlines Unaccompanied Minor Policy

Royal Brunei Airlines’ unaccompanied minor (UM) policy ensures the safety and well-being of children traveling alone.

Here are the key aspects of their policy:

Age Requirements

Eligible Ages: The UM service is available for children aged 5 to 11 years.

Children Under 5: Not allowed to travel without an accompanying adult.

Children Aged 12 to 15: The UM service is optional and can be requested by parents or guardians.

Booking and Fees

Advance Booking: The UM service should be requested at the time of booking or as soon as possible before the flight.

Service Fee: An additional fee applies for the UM service. This fee varies based on the route and destination.

Check-in and Documentation

Check-in: Unaccompanied minors must check in at the airport counter. Online check-in is not available for UMs.

Required Documents: Parents or guardians must complete the UM form and provide necessary identification and contact details.

Escort and Supervision

At Departure: Parents or guardians must escort the child to the airport and complete the check-in process. They must remain at the airport until the flight departs.

During the Flight: Cabin crew will supervise the unaccompanied minor throughout the flight.

At Arrival: A designated adult must be present at the arrival airport to meet the child.

Additional Services

In-flight Care: The airline provides additional attention and care to ensure the comfort and safety of the child during the flight.

Connecting Flights: For connecting flights, airline staff will assist the child with transfers between flights.

It's essential for parents or guardians to familiarize themselves with the specific requirements and procedures of Royal Brunei Airlines's Unaccompanied Minor service. They can find detailed information on Royal Brunei Airlines's official website or by contacting Royal Brunei Airlines's customer service team directly. It's recommended to review the airline's policy well in advance of the child's travel date to ensure compliance with all necessary arrangements and documentation.