Do I need to present any documents if I am ill or have a medical condition that should be known?

It depends on your situation. If you require special medical attention or have a specific health condition, you may need to present a document and give advance notice.

Medical cases requiring special documentation:

• You must present a medical certificate justifying the need for oxygen or medical equipment.
• You must give at least 24 hours' notice and request authorisation from the airline. You can do this using this form (PMR), by calling the call centre, or by visiting the sales offices at the airport..
• You may bring your own oxygen cylinder if it is certified and authorised for use in flight.
• Important: devices such as sleep apnoea respirators are not considered oxygen on board.
• If, once on board, you notify us that you need oxygen, you will be informed that the oxygen on the aircraft is only used in emergencies.
   

• See the section  Travel on a stretcher.

• It is not recommended to travel with babies less than 10 days old.

Canaryfly does not allow babies under 7 days old to travel.

If you are pregnant and more than 32 weeks along or have a complicated pregnancy, please see the section  Pregnant women and baby transport for more details.

• Transfers by the Canary Islands Health Service.

• If your illness does not pose a risk to you or others during the flight, you may travel if you have medical authorisation.