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Re: Recapping CPAP and airplane travel

Posted by Marco Polo on July 11, 2007 at 20:42:57:

In Reply to: Recapping CPAP and airplane travel posted by Barb (Seattle) on July 11, 2007 at 16:37:15:

Are we finally getting to the point that OSA is considered a legally defined disability?!

Legally? I'm concerned with the term "generally may carry". That still means that someone else has discretion over whether you are allowed to carry it on at all--as opposed to "shall be permitted to carry".

But Hoorah!!! At least we have this to bring to their attention! THANK YOU, Barb (Seattle)!!!

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