Passengers requiring inflight oxygen equipment may be accepted for carriage, and will be provided with oxygen bottles by Philippine Airlines upon their request.

Requirements:
 

• Oxygen bottles are to be provided by Philippine Airlines. Passengers will not be allowed to bring their own oxygen bottles for safety reasons and in compliance with IATA regulations.
• Requests must be made at least 72 hours before the intended date of departure, to ensure availability of oxygen bottles.
• Submit a Medical Information Form (MEDIF) completed by Attending Physician 5-7 days to Reservations or any PAL Ticket Office for Travel Clearance.

For PAL's detailed policy on Portable Oxygen Concentrators (POCs), please click Medications and Medical Oxygen.


The following are the fare conditions for inflight oxygen service: 

For International flights

• The Oxygen fare shall be one hundred fifty percent (150%) of the full normal one way fare. This includes passenger's seat in addition to the seat beside him/her where the two oxygen tanks will be installed.
• The Oxygen Tank Charge shall be USD250.
• The passenger then requiring oxygen will pay Oxygen fare and Oxygen tank charge.

For Domestic flights

• The Oxygen fare shall be one hundred fifty percent (150%) of the full normal one way fare.
• This includes passenger's seat in addition to the seat beside him/her where one oxygen tank will be installed.
• The Oxygen Tank Charge shall be USD250.
• The passenger then requiring oxygen will pay the Oxygen fare and Oxygen tank charge.

Additional Oxygen Tanks
USD250 shall be charged for each additional oxygen tank plus 100% of the full normal one way fare if additional seat is required to accommodate the tank.