If you require oxygen on board an Air India flight, we’re here to guide you through the simple process:Prerequisite: Passengers needing special services such as oxygen or medical equipment must obtain medical clearance. Air India will provide onboard oxygen, and passengers cannot carry their cylinders.Procedure: Start by downloading the Medical Information Form. Your physician should complete and sign this form. Once ready, please submit it to the nearest Air India office.Processing: The approval for oxygen requests typically takes up to 72 hours. However, in some locations, including Canada, it may take up to five working days.Booking: Passengers requiring continuous oxygen supply will be booked exclusively on short-haul, nonstop flights.Charges: If you are travelling with a medical requirement for an oxygen mask and cylinder, please note that there will be a separate charge. The latest charges for oxygen services are as follows:An oxygen mask (per unit) is available for INR 22885 or USD 275 (all-inclusive charges). Please note that the charge is for the mask only, which is single-use.Oxygen cylinders (per bottle) are available separately at INR 4160 or USD 50 (all-inclusive charges) per bottle.