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Airlines and Cpap?

Posted by Dansings on August 30, 2001 at 19:06:58:
Hooray! I have the opportunity to travel overseas! Oh no! The flight will last longer than 8 hours! How will I sleep on a plane without disturbing everyone else and being awakened repeatedly by irrate stewardesses???? I understand some airlines have 110 outlet available sometimes. Does anyone have information on this? Please help! Signed sleepless at 30,000 feet!

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Re: Airlines and Cpap? AlA 10:46 9/01/01 (2)

Re: Airlines and Cpap? Empty Nester 04:37 9/02/01 (1)

Oops, that should read..... Empty Nester 04:41 9/02/01 (0)

You can pretty much carry a CPAP on board. Doug H. 19:16 8/30/01 (1)

Re: You can pretty much carry a CPAP on board. Empty Nester 04:30 8/31/01 (0)

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