Get Kenya Airways Medif Form 2019-2024

Some conditions you should not fly with: Infectious diseases: If you have viral infections, like the flu, chickenpox, measles or other infectious diseases, you should not fly on airplanes until your doctor gives you clearance. You don't want to get other passengers sick.

Certain medical conditions can be affected by flying, and may require medical clearance, which is written confirmation from your doctor that you are well enough to fly. These conditions include: Heart or blood vessel problems such as a heart attack, heart failure, angina or stroke.

It's important to make sure your body can withstand the stresses of the activity requiring the medical clearance. For example, most youth and adult sport leagues will require a medical clearance exam to prevent an unexpected injury due to an unrecognized underlying condition.

Phone number: 0208 283 1800.

Examples of conditions that require medical clearance include: Anaphylaxis. Recent illness, hospitalisation, surgery or injury including bone fractures. Heart disease. Lung disease. Ear and sinus problems. Psychiatric conditions. Behavioural conditions. Neurological conditions, including seizures and epilepsy.

Getting permission from the airline To make sure you aren't delayed or unable to travel, check with the airline about specific requirements they have regarding health, mobility, oxygen, and medical devices. Most airlines provide medical clearance cards or forms on their websites.

Passengers travelling with any of the following conditions should complete a MEDIF when making a booking: Passengers whose medical condition requires a supply of oxygen, a stretcher, a medical escort or treatment whilst on the flight. Passengers who may need to use medical equipment or instruments on the flight.

During that time, Korea already had its aviation industry running as Korean Air. By the time Kenya Airways was seeking the code name KA, IATA had already assigned it to Korea Air. Kenya, therefore, had to take the code-name KQ and not 'KA'.