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Help! Has anyone ever used a nebuliser on an Emirates flight? Was it supplied by Emirates? Did you take your own on board?
Help! DD is wheezing a lot (she started the week with croup and is finishing it with bronchiolitus) and we are due to fly tomorrow am. The doctor has said that DD can travel and that we would simply need to use a nebuliser in the morning prior to the flight and again on arrival. I asked him if he thought that I should also take the nebuliser on board in case DD starts wheezing a lot at which he responsed that airlines had them onboard in case of emergencies so I wouldn't need to bother.
I have just called Emirates who had no clue whether there was a nebuliser on board and said that I couldn't take my nebuliser on board as it's a main operated device (I couldn't find a battery operated one) and this was not allowed for security reasons. I then asked what would happen if DD suddenly stopped breathing, would I actually be allowed to use the nebuliser (or would I have to sit and watch my DD wheeze for the remainder of the flight...or worse) at which the telephone operator responded that we shouldn't fly if we were in doubt.
Help! Has anyone ever had to use a nebuliser on an Emirates flight? Can anyone offer any advice?
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