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Subject: Can you still get a minor accompanied on a two-legged plane trip? Posted on: Wed, 13 Sep 2006 13:41:23 +0000 (UTC)

My 11 year old stepdaughter lives in Skowhegan, Maine and it will be
her first trip to us in Buffalo, New York for Thanksgiving this year.
The flights will be Portland, ME - hub - Buffalo, NY and the same on
the way back. There are no direct flights.

Every airline seems to have a policy about unaccompanied minors on
non-direct flights.

I have a friend who was a travel agent before 9/11, and she said it
USED to be that you could pay a fee to the airlines to have the minor
accompanied. I look at all of the policies on the websites and am
unable to get a clear answer - do airlines still do this? I don't care
which airline she flies, particularly (as long as it is reputable), but
it will be nearly impossible for us to accompany her.

Can anyone lend any insight? Thanks.