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Taking a flight from the United States to anywhere in the world is possible with our selection of FAA-approved portable oxygen concentrators, as well as a popular most Canadian airlines. You won’t need to be left behind, as long as your doctor is able to prescribe you use of one of the approved portable oxygen concentrators, and if you follow the few simple requirements for bringing a portable oxygen concentrator aboard a Canada airline flight.

The requirements can differ from one airline to another, and not all FAA-approved portable oxygen concentrators will be approved to be used in flight on all airlines. Most airlines do allow most well-known FAA-approved portable oxygen concentrators, though. They can approve or deny the use of any FAA-approved portable oxygen concentrator at their discretion, but if it’s on the approved list, you will be able to bring it with you.

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You don’t need to let your need for oxygen therapy stop you from traveling to the Bahamas and back with your loved one, or prevent you from crossing the country quickly and easily to meet your new grandchild or niece, or nephew. Our portable oxygen concentrators that are approved by the Federal Aviation Administration have been found to be safe for use on an airplane, and are already approved to fly anywhere to or from the United States.

Frontier is one such airline that allows many different models of portable oxygen concentrators on board their flights. Even though a portable oxygen concentrator might be FAA approved, it doesn’t mean every airline will allow every FAA-approved POC on their flights. Most of them are approved, however, as long as you meet a few simple requirements before boarding your flight. Like all other airlines, Frontier has its own set of rules for using a portable oxygen concentrator on their flights.

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