Reviewed by:

D. Goren
Head of Content
Updated Feb, 6
Because airline child policies change — and parents shouldn’t have to hunt for answers.
Lufthansa provides onboard bassinets on many long‑haul aircraft, but they are limited and must be requested in advance.
If you want, contact Lufthansa customer service or your travel agent to reserve a bassinet and confirm aircraft suitability for your specific flight.



Know Lufthansa's policy on bringing baby food pouches, carry-on allowances, security rules, and tips for traveling with infants.
Find Breeze Airways' rules for bringing a baby blanket on board when traveling with a baby, plus carry-on allowances and safety tips.
Traveling with a baby? Learn Delta Air Lines' stroller policy—what strollers are allowed, gate-check rules, size limits, and fee info.
Learn Turkish Airlines' rules for bringing a pack-and-play on board when flying with a baby, including baggage allowances, gate-checking, and tips.
Learn Etihad Airways rules for carrying baby formula powder onboard, including allowed quantities, security screening procedures, and tips for traveling with infants.
Yes—American Airlines lets you bring strollers; gate-check or check them, while some compact strollers may be carried on (size limits apply).