2026 FAA Approved Portable Oxygen Machines

An FAA approval indicates that the device has been fully tested for safety as well as reliability in the unique conditions of air travel. This ensures that the passengers can access the oxygen they need when it matters most. FAA approval is essential for ensuring safety, reliability, and comfort for passengers who rely on these devices while traveling. 

FAA approval is needed for several important reasons.

 FAA approval ensures that POCs meet the strict safety standards that are in place to protect passengers and the crew during flights. Airlines must comply with federal regulations. Therefore, having these FAA-approved portable oxygen concentrators makes the boarding process much easier, ensuring that the passengers are adhering to the legal requirements.

Here's what to look for in your FAA approved portable oxygen 

We offer everything from lightweight compact models like the Arya MIni, Arya Airtivo Max, Arya Q, Arya Go, and the Respironics Mini, perfect for those seeking portability. We also offer larger continuous flow units such as the SeQual Eclipse 5, Oxlife Liberty 2, Oxlife Independence, and the GCE Zen-o, designed for users who require higher oxygen output. We have options to suit every need. On The Go Portable Oxygen, offers a wide range of FAA-approved portable oxygen concentrators in various sizes, features, battery life, and flow settings. Each device is known for its reliability and comes from some of the leading manufacturers, ensuring you get the best quality. 

 There's a few things to make sure you have when flying with a Portable Oxygen Concentrator. To ensure that you have the smoothest and most enjoyable experience flying here is an easy guideline to follow. 

Before booking your flight: 

Confirm doctors approval, it's very important that you have been cleared by your medical professional they will provide you with a complete medical statement that includes your POC make and model, required flow settings and acknowledgement of warnings.

Check airline policies, every airline has its own rules. Check the airline website for their list of approved POC. 

Get necessary equipment, if you don't already make sure to contact your oxygen supplier to ensure you get a suitable POC for travel and arrangement of needed equipment.

 FAA-approved portable oxygen concentrators are essential for ensuring, the reliability, safety, and comfort of passengers who rely on these devices during their travels.

At the airport:

Bring all paperwork, carry the completed doctor's statement and any other important forms with you at all times.

Check in with the airline, you must check in with a customer service agent to have your device verified and to ensure the indicator is on your boarding pass. 

Charge batteries fully, before your flight charge all batteries and use any available power outlets at the gate to make sure before boarding.

On the flight:

Keep the device with you, bring the device on as a carry on item.

Follow battery rules, you must have enough battery power to operate the device at 150% of your flight time as airlines do not allow the use of any onboard electrical outlets for oxygen devices. Do not use compressed oxygen, the use of compressed or liquid oxygen is prohibited on all commercial aircraft. 

If you’re exploring your options or aren’t sure which POC is right for you and your travels, our oxygen specialists are here to help. We can answer your questions, explain the differences between models, and guide you to a concentrator that meets your travel needs.

 Call us at 855-695-6036 for expert support!