Traveling with your PAP device

1. Check TSA.gov for the most updated information

• You may want to print a copy of your machine’s FAA compliance letter – ResMed, React Health, Philips

2. Check your Airline’s policies on PAP devices, as they may change

• American Airlines
• Delta Airlines
• Jet Blue
• United Airlines
• Southwest Airlines
• Frontier Airlines
• Spirit Airlines

3. While going through security, you may be asked to remove your PAP machine for X-ray screening. This will not damage the device

1. If you plan on using your PAP device during the flight, please contact the airline directly to ensure the plane has a compatible power source. To inquire about purchasing travel batteries, visit https://www.adapthealthmarketplace.com

2. Always switch your machine to airplane mode during flights

1. Do not use tap water!  Always use distilled water
2. Upon returning home, plug in your machine to automatically transmit the data collected while you were away

Remember to use your PAP device anytime you sleep on vacation.

1. Do not pack your PAP device in any checked luggage. Make sure to completely empty the water chamber to prevent damage to the internal components of the device

2. Carry your PAP machine onto the ship with you

3. Pack an extension cord for your PAP device

4. You may need a power converter or adapter

5. You can pack distilled water in your checked luggage – most cruise lines carry distilled water that may be purchased/requested either pre-cruise or on board

6. Bring enough supplies for the duration of your cruise

7. Always check cruise line policies for answers and policies prior to embarkation

• Royal Caribbean
• Carnival
• Disney Cruise Lines
• Virgin Voyages
• Norwegian Cruise Line
• Princess

8. Upon returning home, plug in your machine to automatically transmit the data collected while you were away

9. Remember to use your PAP device anytime you sleep on vacation