| The FAA will now allow AirSep's Lifestyle and Freestyle. the Inogen One, Sequal's Eclipse and Respironic's Evergo to be used during flight! Check with each individual airline for their regulations on the portable oxygen concentrators! AirFrance - www.airfrance.com Will allow the Inogen on their flights. Alaska Air - www.alaskaair.com - 1-800-426-0333 Accepts all five POCs. Allegiant Air - Will allow the Inogen to be used aboard their flights. American Airlines - www.aa.com - 1-800-433-7300 Accepts all five POCs. American West - will allow the Inogen to be used on their flights. ATA Airlines - www.ata.com - 1-800-435-9282 Accepts all five POCs. Continental Airlines - www.continental.com - 1-800-525-0280 (Oxygen Desk direct line - 1-800-228-2744) Will allow the Inogen One and AirSep's Freestyle. Delta Airlines - www.delta.com - 1-800-221-1212 Accepts all five POCs. Frontier Airlines - www.frontierairlines.com - 1-800-432-1359 Accepts all five POCs. Hawaiian Airlines -www.hawaiianair. com - 1-808-835-3700. Accepts all five POCs. Horizon Air Accepts all five POCs. JetBlue - www.jetblue.com - 1-800-538-2583 Agents were unaware of the POCs but thought if the FAA had approved their use, they would expect a policy change from their corporate offices. Lufthansa - Will allow the Inogen Midwest Airlines - www.midwestairlines.com - 1-800-452-2022 Accepts all five POCs. Northwest - www.nwa.com - 1-800-225-2525 Now accepts the Inogen and LifeStyle. We were told as of March 10, 2007, they will accept the Sequal Eclipse. Qantas and SAS Airlines allow the Inogen. Southwest Airlines - www.southwest.com - 1-800-435-9792 Accepts all five POCs. Sun Country - www.suncountry.com - 1-800-359-6786 Accepts all five POCs. United Airlines - www.ual.com - 1-800-241-6522 Special assistance 1-800-825-6331 We were told they are not and probably will not allow POCs to be used on their aircraft. America West - www.americawest.com - 1-800-235-9292 US Airways - www.usairways. com - 1-800-428-4322 (These two airlines recently merged) As of November 2, 2005, both approved POCs are permitted for use on any US Airways Mainline, Shuttle, or Codeshare flight operated by America West or America West flight. (but not on US Airways or America West Express flight.) You may download their required medical authorization form from their web site. The POC must fit underneath the seat in front of you. Take extra batteries for the entire flight that are safely packed, as it did not sound as they would have outlets available for you to plug into. As long as the “fasten seat belt” sign is not lit, you may walk around the plane with the POC. Jimmy Nelson of Oxygen To Go, told us he has rented the Inogen One to passengers who flew on Lufthansa, Air France, and British Airways. You may also contact Inogen Customer Care at 1-877-446-6436 for up-to-date airline acceptance info Portable Oxygen Concentrators are valuable but expensive pieces of equipment. The ten pound units with extra batteries have a retail cost of $5000 and up. You may want to rent one before purchase to see if it is right for you. Information on The AirSep Lifestyle may be found at Air Sep Corporation - The company suggests you ask your local homecare dealer for availability. Learn about the Inogen One at Inogen.net Two companies have agreed to give Pulmonary Paper readers a discount on the Inogen One. They are Oxygen To Go at Oxygentogo.com (1-877-736-8691) and RxStat Pharmacy at RxStat Pharmacy (1-888-648-7250) | 
