Who may require an individual briefing before a flight?

An individual briefing before a flight is particularly important for Unaccompanied Minors and customers with disabilities, as these groups may have specific needs or require additional assistance during their travel. Unaccompanied Minors may need instructions on how to navigate the flight experience, including boarding, communication with crew members, and procedures upon arrival. Customers with disabilities may require tailored information about available services, accessibility features, or assistance during the flight to ensure their comfort and safety.

While the other groups mentioned may have certain requirements or needs, they do not typically warrant a formal individual briefing in the same way. For example, passengers traveling with infants might receive general information regarding traveling with a child but do not necessitate a separate briefing. Similarly, customers with special dietary needs can communicate their requirements through standard procedures rather than needing a dedicated one-on-one discussion. Thus, the focus on Unaccompanied Minors and customers with disabilities emphasizes the importance of personalized attention for their unique situations.