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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                 Delta Air Lines The cabin crew are disability trained but cannot assist with more personal needs, the airline recommends that passengers with disabilities are accompanied by another person. Most aircraft have an on board wheelchair plus wheelchair accessible toilets, and the airline will carry your manual/electric wheelchair (with dry cell batteries) in the hold, and allow guide dogs to travel, but cannot carry stretchers. Additional oxygen can be supplied, although advance notice is required.                       EasyJet The airline advises passenger with disability to be accompanied if any assistance is required. 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.           El AL Israeli Airlines Cabin crew are disability trained, but the airline recommends that passengers with disabilities are accompanied by another person. The airline will carry your manual/electric wheelchair (with dry cell batteries) in the hold, unfortunately guide dogs are unable to travel, but will carry stretchers. Additional oxygen can be supplied, although advance notice is required. Accessible on-board toilets can be found on newer aircraft and the airline can cater for special dietary requirements you may have.           Emirates Cabin staff are disability trained, but the airline recommends that passengers with disabilities are accompanied by another person. Medical clearance not usually 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, although an additional cost maybe incurred. Additional oxygen can be supplied, although advance notice is required. The airline will also carry medical equipment such as nebulisers, as long as advance notice is given.           Excel Airways Medical clearance maybe required before you fly. The airline will carry your manual/electric wheelchair (with dry cell batteries) in the hold, although this must be arrange at the time of booking. Guide dogs are unable to travel and the airline is also unable to carry stretchers. Additional oxygen and dietary requirements can be catered for, although advance notice is required.