How many flight attendants are required to escort three or more UMNRs on a flight?

For flights that include three or more unaccompanied minors (UMNRs), regulations and safety protocols require that there be at least two flight attendants assigned to escort them. This is to ensure that there are enough personnel to manage the special needs and potential safety considerations associated with traveling minors. Having two flight attendants allows for effective supervision and assistance, providing an added layer of security and support for the UMNRs throughout the flight.

The requirement for two attendants recognizes the necessity for proper attention and care in case of emergencies or any situation requiring immediate assistance. This requirement aligns with policies set forth by airlines to ensure the safety and well-being of unaccompanied minors during travel.