Traveling with infant on united

[kalzone]

Apparently if you are flying united, and they have it available, they will offer you a "bassinet seat" if you call up and speak to a rep.  It seems like the bassinet seats are the bulk head seats generally offered in the economy plus area. Pretty cool travel hack, if it was not already discussed.

Relatedly, anyone know what kind of other perks i can get out of these bassinet seats? Like, does it come with a bassinet?

[Danlover111]

Apparently if you are flying united, and they have it available, they will offer you a "bassinet seat" if you call up and speak to a rep.  It seems like the bassinet seats are the bulk head seats generally offered in the economy plus area. Pretty cool travel hack, if it was not already discussed.

Relatedly, anyone know what kind of other perks i can get out of these bassinet seats? Like, does it come with a bassinet?

You need to call them to make sure they will have one for you.

[ckmk47]

You need to call them to make sure they will have one for you.

There's a limit to how many total bassinets they can have per row. First come, first served.

[yfr bachur]

Relatedly, anyone know what kind of other perks i can get out of these bassinet seats? Like, does it come with a bassinet?

Yes, if your baby is small enough

There's a limit to how many total bassinets they can have per row. First come, first served.

Its the same as lap infants. limited by the oxygen masks. narrow bodies are two per row, 3-3-3 wide bodies are three, 2/3-4-2/3 will usualy be four. though there may not be a bassinet for each infant (depends on the layout of the plane)

And yes, unless you have a confrimed seat in the bulkhead row - its just a notaion in your booking to offer it to you IF its available, so the earlier you check in in the airport the better.

also @mods can you merge this into one of the preexisting traveling with infants threads?