Emirates Airline Unaccompanied Minors Policy (18) 0071 8568 

Minors and young flyers come without a guardian Our unaccompanied minors service is for children aged 5-11 who are flying alone. Our service also applies to children aged 5-11 who fly with a parent or guardian in a different cabin class.

 Emirates Unaccompanied Minors Policy is considered included only if they travel in the same cabin class as a passenger over 16 years of age. You can also make a special request about our unaccompanied minors service for solo travelers aged 12-15 if you want us to accompany them on the trip. 

We help your child enjoy a fun and memorable journey from check-in to meeting a parent or career at their destination. 

1. If you are sending your child to fly on Emirates as an unaccompanied minor, please familiarize yourself with its policies to ensure a smooth experience. 

2. Here are the highlights of Emirates Airlines Unaccompanied minor policy to help you – 

3. The unaccompanied minors service is available for children between 5 and 11 years of age. 

4. Emirates only considers children between the ages of 5 and 15 as Young Passengers (YP) on Emirates flights. 

5. If your child needs special help or care, make sure they are accompanied by a career on a full-fare ticket. 

6. The guardian must be at least 16 years old. 

7. Before a child travels with Emirates as a UMNR, a parent or guardian must complete and sign a claim form.

8. Emirates Unaccompanied Minors Policy retains the passports of young passengers during the journey. 

9. If necessary, you can make a special request to send your children between the ages of 12 and 15 as unaccompanied minors on Emirates flights. 

10. Emirates ensures an enjoyable and safe journey for your child. The airline will take care of your child from check-in until meeting the guardian or parent at the destination airport. 

•  Emirates Unaccompanied Minors Policy offers a free unaccompanied minor service for young passengers between 12 and 15 years of age. Here are the terms of this service -

•  The service is not transferable. It is offered to every passenger on a sector-by-sector basis. 

•  Voluntary and involuntary changes to an Emirates flight are permitted if the required flight, date, or itinerary changes have been made to the ticket. 

• Young travelers flying from Japan to Dubai can enjoy the UMNR service for free.

•  The service has its own limitations and applicable return conditions. 

 This Emirates Unaccompanied Minors Policy consists of four parts to help YP travel alone. 

By studying these, parents/guardians will understand how this feature works. Therefore, they can be sure to use this policy. Let's go through the parts below:

 Transfer at the airport: the young passenger must visit the check-in desk for unaccompanied minors. This is the Emirates Unaccompanied Minors Policy representative who connects and helps with the security and check-in processes. 

Boarding: On Emirates Airlines, unaccompanied minors receive priority boarding. During this time, the representative stays with them. 

Assistance during the trip: Minors receive the requirements during the flight.

Handover at the destination airport: Based on the functionality of the rule, the representative takes the child to the parent/guardian when the destination airport has arrived. Only after that, the fourth stage is finished. 

You will get three interactive options to order the Lower Emirates unaccompanied minors policy escort services.

 Regardless of which option you choose, the clerk is always by your side. Therefore, there is less space to make a reservation. This can ensure that your child has a comfortable journey on this plane.

 Method 1: Backup guide during the call  This airline has several contact numbers that vary depending on where the flyers are located. Using one of them, you can connect with a team member. 

Therefore, you need to check when and what day the phone number is active. Please note that for unaccompanied minors, the Emirates unaccompanied minors policy reservation service is made 12 hours before the flight departure.

 Method 2: Emirates Unaccompanied Minors Policy Regional Office, If you are sending your baby alone in this carrier for the first time, it is best to get help in person. In this regard, you should visit the local office of the national airline of the United Arab Emirates.

 Emirates unaccompanied mini-booking service is available at this office. 

In addition, the officer can prepare the basic terms of the policy for you to understand. You can find a Help section on this airline's website. Use it to access the help and contact pages. This will take you to another airline page. Keep scrolling until you find the panel that says Contact Us Worldwide. Below that, click the More Information tab.

Conditions apply to Emirates Unaccompanied Minors Policy traveling alone Parents/guardians should be aware of the following rules before booking unaccompanied minors - 

• The service is mandatory for children aged 5-15. "Minors traveling alone" would apply on Emirates flights. 

• The maximum connection time is 4 hours if the child flies to another airline as part of the trip. 

• The maximum connecting time is 8 hours if the child is transferring to another flight at Dubai International Airport (DXB). 

• Emirates Unaccompanied Minors Policy are not allowed to stay overnight at the connecting airport unless accompanied by a parent/guardian during the trip. 

• Children who need special assistance or care must be accompanied by an adult at least 18 years old.

•  Before your child can fly with Emirates, a "Declaration of Insurance" form must be completed and signed by a legal parent or guardian to ensure the child's safety and protection. 

• These forms are available at Emirates airport offices. 

• A parent or guardian must remain at the airport until the flight departs. 

• A parent or guardian accompanying the child to the airport or picking up the child must present an identity document.

•  It is the responsibility of the parent/legal guardian to help complete the registration application for children traveling alone.