Consult your doctor before flying by informing him of your holiday destination. If you are on treatment, do not forget to bring your medications in sufficient quantity and prescriptions. Check the validity of your vaccinations. It is recommended to be up to date with its vaccines against tetanus, diphtheria, poliomyelitis and yellow fever.In case of an advanced pregnancy, it is not advisable to take the plane.
The airlines are entitled to require a medical certificate and will have to sign a discharge of responsibility.
Rapid time lag, sudden changes in climate, temperature, food or just habits can cause significant fatigue and intestinal disorders. These disorders, which are mostly mild, should be treated with fever if accompanied by fevers. For passengers suffering from respiratory infections, with the agreement of the medical service of the carrier, oxygen cylinders are made available to those who request it.
During the flight, due to the particular environment of the cabin (pressurization, degree of humidity, etc.), it is strongly recommended to all passengers but especially to the elderly to hydrate themselves by drinking frequently drinks Non-alcoholic drinks and to travel regularly in the cabin (or at least to massage their legs), especially during extended air travel. Babies and children should also be adequately supplied with water, even if they do not feel thirsty.
The wearers of contact lenses should wear a bottle of artificial tears as a precaution to be instilled in the eyes if necessary in the case of short or medium distance flights. It is imperative to give preference to wearing glasses during long-term flights, in order to avoid any risk of inflammation of the cornea.