Glad to hear that! We have worked hard lately to be really customer focused! They even give rewards like cruises to people who shine in the field.MoneyGal wrote:BlackSpinner -- all of my recent flights have been with Air Canada. In all cases I had to speak to an attendant, sometimes the head attendant, sometimes just someone on gatecheck. They ALL knew about CPAP.
Even the totally full-up and ultimately overweight flight. They screened me the hardest, asked me to open the bag -- but I don't know that you could say Air Canada "doesn't recognize CPAP as a medical necessity." Maybe not at the level of published regulation, but at the practical level, where the rubber meets the road (or, uh, leaves it to fly into the air), I've had good results with AC.
However I am flying on a standby pass - I work for Air Canada
Which makes flying much more of an adventure (except once I got bumped to first class)! My luggage often doesn't make it on the same flight as me - so I fly with a change of clothes - I guess this time it will be just underwear.
However the price is right.