This chapter discusses the Airway Management Protocol. When airway is compromised in children they are provided with different treatment at the earliest. This chapter gives protocol for airway management especially the laryngeal mask airway (LMA). LMA is a new technique used when endotracheal tube placement is not successful in a pediatric patient. LMA is used to maintain airway and provides bag ventilation; however, it should not be used when endotracheal tube is necessary. LMA reduces hemodynamic variations. Disadvantages include difficult to insert, easy displacement, laryngospasm, laryngeal trauma. LMA should not be used in cases such as regurgitation and full stomach, in emergency, in chronic lung disease and in patients with large quantities of secretions, in hypertrophic tonsils, in patients with malformation of oral cavity. Different available size and patient selection are explained in detail in the chapter.