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Northwest- counts CPAP as carry-on

Posted by adjusted on May 29, 2007 at 21:09:22:

I'm going to China on Northwest Airlines, and I've e-mailed them several times. They also allow the cpap to be carried on along with a personal item, such as a purse or computer. But they will not allow the cpap in addition to another bag. I've argued several times, and now they won't even answer me when I inform them that American, United and Southwest all allow the cpap, an additional bag and a personal item to be carried on.

They told me my choice would be to check the cpap, but then I'd have to sign a waiver of damage.

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