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D. Goren
Head of Content
Updated Feb, 6
Because airline child policies change — and parents shouldn’t have to hunt for answers.
Yes. Delta allows you to bring a car seat (child restraint system) for use on board if the child has their own purchased seat, and you may also check or gate-check a car seat. Follow these practical rules and tips:
If you want, I can give a short checklist to prepare a car seat for travel.



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