Ventilators, respirators and CPAP machines are considered assistive devices. They must be stowed and used in the cabin consistent with applicable TSA, FAA and other regulations governing carry-on bags. Visit TSA for more info.
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If your flight is within 72 hours, please call TSA Cares (855) 787-2227 to request assistance. TSA Cares assistance is only available for assistance through the screening checkpoint. If you need in-flight assistance or wheelchair assistance from the curb to the aircraft, please contact your airline.
Mobility and medical devices don't count toward carry-on limits. If space is limited, the device doesn't fit in the cabin or if it isn't required during the flight, it may need to be checked.
JetBlue's carry-on size limit is 22 x 14 x 9 inches (55.88 x 35.56 x 22.86 cm). The carry-on luggage must fit in the overhead bin. Personal items must not exceed 17 x 13 x 8 inches (43.2 x 33 x 20.32 cm) and must fit under your seat. JetBlue does not enforce weight restrictions on carry-on or personal items.
Infants between three and 14 days old must also have, in the form of a letter, their doctor's approval to travel. Children who are under 16 years old and U.S. citizens may travel with their original U.S. birth certificate with the raised seal.
How to order special assistance? Special assistance at the airport is free. To use this service, please contact the carrier during the booking process or directly before the flight.
Your crutches must pass through the X-ray machine when passing through airport security. If you are sitting in a wheelchair, this is ok; otherwise, you would have to hop on one leg.