Japan Airlines Las Vegas

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Travel Information:

This information is provided for our passengers traveling overseas for either business or pleasure.
These Web pages include easy-to-understand explanations of how the onboard environment differs from that on the ground, ways to remain comfortable during your flight, and methods to avoid jet lag once you reach your destination, all to ensure a pleasant trip.

Passengers with Health Concerns

Seniors
-Many seniors have illnesses or concerns about health.
-Many seniors are not used to air travel.
-Seniors are often very persevering and do not like going to see doctors.

-Do not hesitate to contact the Priority Guest Center with any concerns.
-Reduce burden as much as possible.
-If you feel unwell during your flight or trip, do not hesitate to consult with the flight attendant, tour conductor, or hotel front desk.

Pregnant Women
As pregnancy is not an illness, air travel does not usually present health concerns for pregnant women. However, we recommend careful planning in consideration of your destination and schedule.

-Consult your physician in advance to see if it is safe for you to fly.
-Consult with your doctor if you have any systems such as bleeding or morning sickness, or if you have any complications including threatened miscarriage, anemia, or toxemia of pregnancy during pregnancy.
-Reduce stress as much as possible.
-The best time to travel during pregnancy is the stable period between 12 and 28 weeks.

Passengers with Panic Disorders
-A disorder of persons susceptible to panic attacks, or who are continually afraid of having an attack.
-Panic attacks can occur suddenly and involve anxiety, fear, heart palpitations, chest pains, difficulty breathing, hyperventilation, dizziness, and shakiness.

Scuba Divers
Taking a flight directly after scuba diving poses a risk of decompression sickness, as onboard air pressure is less that that on the ground. The initial symptom of the illness is joint pain in the hands and feet.

Passengers with Additional Oxygen
If you cannot walk 50 m without experiencing shortness of breath, it is recommended that you have your lung function checked. The easiest way to check lung function is to measure your arterial blood oxygen pressure(PaO2). Consider using additional oxygen during the flight if your PaO2 on the ground is less than 70 torr, or if you suffer from unstable angina, congenital heart disease with cyanosis, or heart disease with pulmonary hypertension.

	BUSINESS NAME	Japan Airlines
	ADDRESS	P.O. Box 11185 Las Vegas, NV 89111-1185
	PHONE 1	(800) 525-3663
	CITY	Las Vegas
	STATE	NV
	ZIP	89111-1185
	SERVICES OFFERED Las Vegas >> Travel & Transportation >> Airlines