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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z                 Britannia Airways Cabin crew are not disability trained or unable to assist you with personal needs. The airline advise travellers with disabilities to be accompanied by another person. Medical clearance will not be required unless you are a health risk. The airline will carry your manual/electric wheelchair (with dry cell batteries) in the hold. Guide dogs are not allowed to travel in the cabin. Additional oxygen can be supplied, although advance notice is required and the airline can cater for special dietary requirements.           British Airways All non domestic flights have at least one member of the cabin crew who are disability trained, although the airline advises passengers with disabilities to be accompanied by another person. Narrow isle wheelchairs are available on larger aircraft and they will carry your manual/electric wheelchair (with dry cell batteries) in the hold, although wheelchair users may not be able to fly on smaller aircraft. Guide dogs are allowed to travel on domestic flights, but are not allowed on international flights. Additional oxygen can be supplied, although advance notice is required, plus they can cater cater for special dietary requirements. Medlink heart monitors are placed on all long haul flights which provides assistance if you suffer from heart problems during mid flight.           British Caledonian Airways Medical clearance is required regardless of your disability. The airline will carry your manual/electric wheelchair (with dry cell batteries) in the hold, but are unable to carry guide dogs. Additional oxygen can be supplied, although advance notice is required.           bmi (British Midland International) Medical clearance is not required unless you are a health risk. The airline will carry your manual/electric wheelchair (with dry cell batteries) in the hold and allow guide dogs to travel. Additional oxygen can be supplied, although advance notice is required.           Buzz Medical clearance is not required unless you are a health risk . The airline will carry your manual/electric wheelchair (with dry cell batteries) in the hold, but are unable to carry guide dogs. Additional oxygen can be supplied, although advance notice is required.