The INF® code is used for what type of passenger?

The INF® code is specifically designated for infants, which are passengers who are typically under the age of 2 years old. This code allows airlines to identify and accommodate the special needs and requirements of traveling with an infant. It facilitates arrangements for services such as securing a bassinet or ensuring an appropriate seat configuration for comfort and safety. The use of the INF® code helps streamline the check-in and boarding process, ensuring that airlines can provide the necessary assistance and resources for passengers traveling with young children.

In contrast, the other options represent different types of service requests or equipment. Golf equipment and musical instruments pertain to special handling of luggage rather than passenger categories, while assistance for the disabled relates to support required for passengers with disabilities, which is identified by different codes, such as the WCHR (wheelchair ramp), among others.