By Bus or Train
Most bus and train lines allow passengers to use portable oxygen
concentrators, but you may need to notify them in advance� When you make
your travel arrangements, contact your carrier well before your departure for
permission to bring your system and use it on board�
Note: Bus and rail carriers outside the United States may have additional
requirements for oxygen concentrators� Contact them several weeks
before you leave to identify any requirements or specifications that
may require your attention�
By Airplane
The SimplyGo Mini device can be used when traveling by air� Before you leave,
make sure you pack the following:
•
Fully charged battery (and extra batteries for a long trip)
•
AC power supply and connector cord
•
DC power supply
•
Carrying case
•
Cannula
Also, be sure to take the telephone numbers of your home care provider and
physician in case of an emergency�
Every airline has policies for travel with portable oxygen concentrators such as
your SimplyGo Mini device� Some airlines do not permit their use while flying
on their aircraft� When you make your reservation, be sure to ask the airline for
their policy regarding use of your SimplyGo Mini during flight� For updated
information about air travel with your device, visit our web site: www�philips�
com�
When flying in the U�S� and abroad, commercial airlines may have unusual
requirements for oxygen concentrators� Before you fly, contact all of your
airlines on each of your connecting flights for permission to carry your
SimplyGo Mini system on board� Be sure to ask about any documentation you
may need to bring with you�
Make sure your battery is fully charged and that you have enough battery
power for the duration of your flight� On the day of your flight, plan to arrive
early� Airport security officers may need extra time to clear your luggage and
oxygen system� They may also ask you to remove the SimplyGo Mini device
from the carrying case for inspection�
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