Originally Posted by
Cathay Boy
I find it funny that is the author actually trying to tell us everytime he flies he goes up and down checking everyone making sure if someone is using CPAP or not? Planes head to tail? Heh heh.
Care to point to where I said any such thing? Heh, heh indeed.
Originally Posted by
Cathay Boy
So let me get this straight, we've know now that Lithium battery when not store property is a definite fire hazard and has already caused a few on-board fires, is still not regulated less than a "warning". But CPAP, which to date has not caused any problems on-board, and the technology is exponentially safer than a lithium battery, gets all kinds of grief? Talk about twisted priorities.
Perhaps you need to learn a little more about aviation safety before you rant.
CX gives you a procedure to use your CPAP. You apparently don't want to be bothered to follow that procedure. Maybe you should fly an airline other than CX in that case.