Reviewed by:

D. Goren
Head of Content
Updated Feb, 6
Because airline child policies change — and parents shouldn’t have to hunt for answers.
Yes — Southwest allows car seats on board. If you want the car seat to be used on the aircraft, you must purchase a separate seat for the child. The car seat must be FAA-approved (look for the label saying it’s certified for use in motor vehicles and aircraft). Car seats may also be checked or gate-checked at no additional charge.



Learn whether Sun Country Airlines allows bottle warmers onboard, carry-on rules, and tips for traveling with a baby.
Bring a baby blanket on Aeromexico flights—allowed as a carry-on item; follow security screening and airline baggage rules.
Learn Alaska Airlines' rules for bringing portable cribs on flights with infants, gate-check policies, packing tips, and travel advice.
Yes — Delta allows a baby changing pad as a carry-on or personal item; follow size and gate-check rules.
Learn Sun Country's rules for bringing a travel stroller when flying with a baby, including gate check, carry-on allowances, and size limits.
Hawaiian Airlines baby formula powder rules: what you can bring, TSA screening guidelines, packing tips and allowances when flying with an infant.