Reviewed by:

D. Goren
Head of Content
Updated Feb, 6
Because airline child policies change — and parents shouldn’t have to hunt for answers.
Short answer: You can bring a portable bassinet (or gate-check a larger one), and Delta also provides onboard bassinets on some long‑haul/widebody aircraft for bulkhead seats — but availability and aircraft type vary and must be requested in advance.
If you want certainty for your trip, contact Delta with your flight number to confirm bassinet availability and any specific limits for your aircraft.



Can you bring breast milk on Virgin Atlantic? See allowances, screening rules, and travel tips when flying with a baby.
JetBlue baby food pouch policy: what's allowed, TSA liquid exceptions, packing tips, and documentation when flying with an infant.
Check Iberia's rules for bringing a toddler bed rail when flying with a baby — carry-on, checked baggage, and packing tips.
Find out if Air France allows a pack-and-play onboard when traveling with a baby, plus size limits, baggage rules, and check-in tips.
Hawaiian Airlines portable crib rules for infants: learn gate-check options, baggage allowances, potential fees, and packing tips for traveling with a baby.
Check Avianca's rules for bringing a toddler bed rail when flying with a baby—carry-on, gate-check, and safety considerations.