If you're a parent, the thought of your child flying alone on an airplane can be daunting. But thankfully, airlines have policies and procedures in place to make sure that unaccompanied minors are taken care of and arrive at their destination safely.

Here's what you need to know about Delta Unaccompanied Minor Policy:

1. Children must be 5-14 years old to fly alone.
2. An unaccompanied minor fee will be charged for each child flying alone.
3. A parent or guardian must accompany the child to the airport and check them in.
4. The child will be given a badge to wear that will identify them as an unaccompanied minor.
5. The child will be given a boarding pass with their seat assignment and a designated adult will need to accompany them to the gate.
6. The child will be met at their destination by a designated adult.
7. The child's parent or guardian will be kept up to date on their