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Do you require assistance or special accommodation due to a medical condition?

We are here to ensure your journey is comfortable‚ smooth‚ and safe.

Passengers with Health Conditions

If you have an underlying health condition (such as heart disease‚ chronic respiratory issues‚ or seizure disorders)‚ you are required to have a doctor or qualified medical professional sign a MEDIF/Fit-to-Fly certificate‚ confirming your fitness to fly.

  • Please send the completed form to bookings@BlueBirdair.com or via WhatsApp (055-9686621) at least 7 days before your departure.
  • If your condition requires special attention‚ please contact us as soon as possible or notify our crew during boarding. We will make every effort to assist you.
  • For safety reasons‚ Bluebird Airways reserves the right to decline boarding to passengers with certain health conditions.

Disabilities & Special Needs

Do you have special requests regarding mobility or other needs (e.g.‚ wheelchair assistance‚ traveling with a service dog)? All airports are equipped with facilities such as wheelchairs and aircraft lifts to assist you.

  • Please contact us immediately after booking your tickets so we can arrange the necessary support.
  • For safety and accessibility‚ passengers with disabilities may not be seated in Emergency Exit or aisle seats.

Additional Medical Conditions

Click here for info on flying during pregnancy.

If you are traveling with a POC‚ please fill out our Dedicated Form and submit it to bookings@BlueBirdair.com or via WhatsApp (055-9686621) at least 7 days before departure‚ along with the following documents:

Important Battery & Safety Rules

  • The POC must operate solely on non-spillable or lithium batteries (not exceeding 100Wh). Click here for info on batteries allowed on flights
  • No In-flight Charging: Connection to the aircraft’s electrical system and/or using an electric charger are not permitted.
  • You must ensure your batteries can last for 150% of the maximum flight duration to account for unexpected delays.
  • You may bring up to 2 spare batteries per POC. Each battery must be individually protected in a sleeve‚ stored under the seat in front of you‚ and its temperature monitored during the flight.
  • If the passenger is unable to operate the POC independently‚ they must be accompanied by an adult who can do so.

Passengers may carry items such as syringes‚ Epi-Pens‚ and hypodermic needles for personal medical use only during the flight.
Needles must have safety guards installed‚ and you must carry the medication with its original label and/or a valid medical certificate.

Click here for info on flying with a wheelchair.