What may be attached to the child's clothing to identify him/her as an UM?

• A. A bright wristband
• B. A neon hat
• C. A luggage tag
• D. A colored label

Answer: (D)

A colored label attached to the child’s clothing provides a quick, persistent signal of unaccompanied minor status that staff can rely on throughout the travel process. It stays with the child, is easy to spot, and can be color-coded to convey essential information or direct handling by crews and gate agents. This makes it the most reliable way to identify an UM as they move through boarding, security, and transfer zones, ensuring proper supervision and handoff to approved escorts. In contrast, a bright wristband can be removed or misplaced, a neon hat may be overlooked in busy environments, and a luggage tag is meant for baggage, not the person, so it doesn’t reliably identify the child to staff.