Regarding boarding for injured or ill passengers​

Syringes for personal use, such as insulin injections and EpiPens, can be brought on board.
In order to ensure a smooth passage through security, we recommend that you carry something to prove that you are bringing syringes (needles) on board.

There is no problem with boarding.
In order to ensure a smooth passage through security, please present a certificate or other proof in advance and inform the security officer that you have a pacemaker.

Stretchers are not available

You will not be able to board during the period of absence from school as stipulated by the School Health and Safety Act. This is stipulated as the period of 5 days after the onset of influenza and 2 days (3 days for infants) after the fever has subsided.

However, you may be allowed to board if you submit a medical certificate stating that you are no longer at risk of infection.

You will not be able to board the flight during the suspension period stipulated by the School Health and Safety Act. This period is stipulated as five days after the onset of COVID-19 infection and one day after symptoms have subsided.

However, you may be allowed to board if you submit a medical certificate stating that you are no longer at risk of infection.

In principle, you will not be able to board the aircraft.
However, you may be allowed to board if you submit a medical certificate stating that you are no longer at risk of infection.

FDAでは、ほかのお客様が持ち込まれるピーナッツ類を制限していないため、機内からピーナッツ類を完全に除去できません。予防のための防護用マスクや、アレルギー症状が起きた際にお客様ご自身で対応できるよう、医師から処方された薬などを携行してご搭乗いただくことをおすすめいたします。 詳細はFDAコールセンターのナビダイヤル「4番」へお問い合わせください

Since the FDA has not placed any restrictions on peanuts being brought on board by other passengers, it is not possible to completely remove peanuts from the cabin. We recommend that you carry a protective mask as a preventative measure and any medication prescribed by your doctor so that you can deal with allergic symptoms yourself if they occur.