What is the limit on the number of Personal Oxygen Concentrators (POCs) a passenger may carry on a flight?

The guideline regarding Personal Oxygen Concentrators (POCs) is designed to enhance safety and comfort for passengers who require supplemental oxygen during flights. According to airline regulations, there is no limit to the number of POCs a passenger may carry on a flight, provided that the devices comply with the necessary safety standards and the passenger is able to demonstrate their operation if required. This flexibility allows passengers to be adequately prepared for their oxygen needs, especially on longer flights, where a single unit might not suffice.

This policy also supports individuals with medical conditions that require continuous oxygen, ensuring they can travel with adequate resources without being hindered by arbitrary restrictions on the number of units they bring onboard.