Answered by Narendra
Rules for children travelling alone are strict and vary by airline and destination, so this is something to confirm carefully rather than assume. Many airlines offer arrangements for unaccompanied minors, often with their own fees, age limits and paperwork, while some journeys may not allow it at all.
If you are planning for a child to travel without an adult, raise it with us well ahead of time so we can check what the relevant providers require. These arrangements take preparation, and leaving them late risks the trip not being possible.
Even where it is allowed, expect to provide details about who is dropping the child off and collecting them, and keep copies of any required documents. Starting early and following each provider's process to the letter is the surest way to make a child's solo journey safe and smooth.