Wheelchairs:
Persons requiring wheelchairs have special needs, and we're not always in the best position to assure those needs are met. The airline must ensure that they can meet your needs and requirements. If you have specific seating requirements or travel with your wheelchair, or have any other needs with respect to certain challenges you might have, we recommend you contact your airline.  

Pets:
Traveling with a pet, other than a guide dog, requires special handling by the airline. If your pet is small enough to take in the cabin with you, the airline may restrict the number of pets in the cabin. Similarly, your pet may travel in the baggage compartment on the same flight as you; however, each airline has certain restrictions and requirements which must be met for this to happen. We recommend that you contact your airline to make sure your and your pet's needs are properly met.  

Unaccompanied Minors:
Minors traveling by themselves (under the age of 12 for most carriers, 14 for Northwest) represent a unique challenge for the airline, and very significant concerns for the responsible adult. As a result, each airline ascertain rules and regulations regarding the accommodation of unaccompanied minors. Some airlines restrict unaccompanied minors from certain flights, such as night-time flights.  Most carriers charge a fee for ensuring the minor is properly cared for during his/her journey. We strongly recommend that you directly contact your airline. 

Special Meals:
Most carriers provide for special meals although their availability varies. We'll send your meal request to the airline when you complete your reservation; but for now, you'll  need to contact your airline to confirm the availability of the request on your specific  flight. Soon we'll be able to let you know in your confirmation statement whether the special request was confirmed.  
 
Supplemental Oxygen:
Some carriers have the ability to provide supplemental oxygen during a flight when required by a traveler for medical reasons. The use of supplemental oxygen is regulated by the FAA and therefore controlled by the airline. The airline also charges a fee for this service. If you require the carrier to plan for supplemental oxygen during your flight, we recommend that you book these flights directly with your airline.