Do you require extra oxygen when flying?
Guests who have lung, heart, and/or breathing problems and is likely to require extra oxygen during the flight must bring their own oxygen for both outbound and homebound flight.
Personal oxygen cylinder
Prior arrangement with Jettime is required when bringing your own personal oxygen cylinder. The cylinder must be approved for flight, and enough oxygen for the entire flight duration plus an additional 50 % must be brought along.
Oxygen concentrator
Jettime recommends bringing an oxygen concentrator rather than oxygen cylinders. Please contact your doctor or hospital directly for more information and to arrange oxygen for your flights.
Benefits of an oxygen concentrator:
Takes up no more space than a camera bag and is easy to carry in the cabin
Weighs approx. 5 kg.
Can provide oxygen for up to 8 hours
Uses rechargeable batteries
Jettime requires battery charging equivalent to the total flight duration + 50 % extra. If one battery does not provide enough time, an extra must be brought along, as it is not possible to charge batteries on Jettime's flights.
MEDIF
In both cases, a completed Medical Information Form (MEDIF) is required. This form must be sent to Jettime's Customer Service via email no later than 7 days prior to departure.
For MEDIF form, click here.
Contact Jettime's Customer Service here.