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Airline oxygen policy

Flying Breeze Airways with a portable oxygen concentrator

What Breeze asks of travelers who use a POC, summarized from its published policy. Reviewed October 2026.

Call 855.939.2110Flying with oxygen guide

Breeze oxygen rules at a glance

NoticeRequest your POC as a special service when you book, or later through My Trips or the Breeze app.
DeviceYour concentrator needs the FAA’s red-lettered label, unless it’s on the FAA-approved list.
BatteriesBring batteries for at least 150% of the flight, including a conservative estimate for delays.
SeatingYou must have the seat closest to the window in your row.
PowerBreeze says there are no power outlets onboard.
FeesThe POC doesn’t count toward your bag allowance when carried alone or with other assistive devices or medical supplies.

Policies can change, so always confirm with Breeze Airways before you fly. See Breeze’s policy →

Airports Breeze serves

Airport tips, TSA advice and airline lists for the 44 busiest U.S. airports Breeze flies from.

Dallas Fort Worth International (DFW)Dallas-Fort Worth, TXDenver International (DEN)Denver, COLos Angeles International (LAX)Los Angeles, CAHarry Reid International (LAS)Las Vegas, NVOrlando International (MCO)Orlando, FLPhoenix Sky Harbor International (PHX)Phoenix, AZSan Francisco International (SFO)San Francisco, CANewark Liberty International (EWR)Newark, NJFort Lauderdale-Hollywood International (FLL)Fort Lauderdale, FLBaltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall (BWI)Baltimore, MDWashington Dulles International (IAD)Washington, D.C., VASan Diego International (SAN)San Diego, CATampa International (TPA)Tampa, FLRaleigh-Durham International (RDU)Raleigh, NCLouis Armstrong New Orleans International (MSY)New Orleans, LASan Antonio International (SAT)San Antonio, TXSouthwest Florida International (RSW)Fort Myers, FLJohn Wayne, Orange County (SNA)Santa Ana, CAPittsburgh International (PIT)Pittsburgh, PACincinnati/Northern Kentucky International (CVG)Hebron, KYJohn Glenn Columbus International (CMH)Columbus, OHPresident Donald J. Trump International (PBI)West Palm Beach, FLJacksonville International (JAX)Jacksonville, FLHollywood Burbank (BUR)Burbank, CABradley International (BDL)Windsor Locks, CTCharleston International (CHS)North Charleston, SCBuffalo Niagara International (BUF)Buffalo, NYRichmond International (RIC)Richmond, VANorfolk International (ORF)Norfolk, VAFrederick W. Smith International (MEM)Memphis, TNLouisville Muhammad Ali International (SDF)Louisville, KYSarasota Bradenton International (SRQ)Sarasota, FLSavannah/Hilton Head International (SAV)Savannah, GARhode Island T. F. Green International (PVD)Providence, RIMyrtle Beach International (MYR)Myrtle Beach, SCBirmingham-Shuttlesworth International (BHM)Birmingham, ALPensacola International (PNS)Pensacola, FLAlbany International (ALB)Albany, NYSyracuse Hancock International (SYR)Syracuse, NYGreenville-Spartanburg International (GSP)Greer, SCFrederick Douglass Greater Rochester International (ROC)Rochester, NYPortland International Jetport (PWM)Portland, MEWestchester County (HPN)White Plains, NYDane County Regional (MSN)Madison, WI

FAA-approved concentrators for flying

Every portable concentrator below is FAA approved for use on U.S. flights.

Inogen Rove 6Pulse dose · 4.8 lbUp to 6 hr 15 min batteryLearn more →Inogen One Rove 4Pulse dose · 2.9 lbUp to 4.5 hr batteryLearn more →Inogen One G5Pulse dose · 4.8 lbUp to 6.5 hr batteryLearn more →CAIRE FreeStyle ComfortPulse dose · 5 lbUp to 8 hr battery (16-cell)Learn more →

Only need oxygen for one trip? We also offer short- and long-term portable concentrator rentals. See oxygen rentals →

Other airlines

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Flying Breeze?

Call us to find an FAA-approved concentrator with the battery life your flight needs.