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Those with concerns about their health or who fall into the category of passengers unfit for air travel should consult with their physician before flying. |  |
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Prepare documents including medical certificates, medical history, test results, names of medications being taken, treatment method if condition worsens, and a letter from the physician with his or her contact information (in English for overseas travel). | ||
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If you have any special requests for your trip,
contact JAL's Priority Guest Support. JAL has set up
Priority Guest Support to help passengers with health
concerns and to make advance arrangements and preparations. |
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Take your regular medications and other usual over-the-counter medicines with you on the plane. | ||||||||
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Reduce stress as much as possible, and give yourself lots of extra time.
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Follow the general precautions for during the flight and the instructions of your doctor during the flight. | |||||||||
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If you feel unwell during your flight or trip, do not hesitate to consult with the flight attendant, tour conductor, or hotel front desk. | |||||||||
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Gather information on your destination, including climate, health conditions, medical treatment, religion, cultural customs, and general safety. | |||||||||
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A credit card and travel health insurance are recommended in case of any illness or injury while abroad. Be sure to check the details of the insurance policy. You can also apply for the JAL Card, a credit card issued by JAL. "Japanese-language
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| General precautions¦Pregnant women¦Panic disorder¦Scuba divers Passengers requiring additional oxygen¦To doctors concerned¦Passengers not suited for air travel |
