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Re: CPAP on board plane - revisited.

Posted by Former Buzzsaw on September 13, 2001 at 10:10:44:

In Reply to: CPAP on board plane - revisited. posted by Doug H. on September 12, 2001 at 18:47:54:

I have just contacted my DME to request a letter from the head doc at my local sleep clinic, referencing the FAA regs and the necessity for the CPAP equipment. I am also planning to copy and put in the carry-on copies of the manuals, etc. so the airport security people can more clearly understand the situation for OSA patients. Hope this helps you; God Bless America!

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