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1. If you can, bring either a letter from your physician or your prescription. This isn't required by most airlines, but it's a good thing to have on hand should there be questions on how absolutely necessary the equipment is to you.

2. Carry your CPAP machine. If you're worried you may have to pay for this, you won't. It's not counted as part of your carry-on baggage total because it's a medical equipment. Moreover, with your equipment in tow, you won't have to worry that it might get damaged or lost. Don't forget to label the bag with your contact info, though, so it's easier for you to get it back, should you lose it somehow.

1. If you can, bring either a letter from your physician or your prescription. This isn't required by most airlines, but it's a good thing to have on hand should there be questions on how absolutely necessary the equipment is to you. 2. Carry your CPAP machine. If you're worried you may have to pay for this, you won't. It's not counted as part of your carry-on baggage total because it's a medica... More