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Thread: Broken Arm

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    Broken Arm

    My Father in law has broken his arm today and has a cast on ,he flies to Florida on Saturday ,will there be any problems with flights or visit to theme parks

    many thanks


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    Can't help on the parks but there shouldn't be a flight problem unless he's in an exit row seat in which case they'll move him.

    I'm sure he's done it already but your insurers need to be told.


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    He should ask the doctor if it is alright to fly. They may change it to an open cast!


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    When I sprained my ankle I had to have a letter from the GP stating I was "fit to fly", may be worth checking with the airline? Diane.
    Diane.


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    Check with the insurers first - I've flown to Florida with an open/split cast on my leg...no problems at all


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    I think if the plaster is less than a week old the airline will insist on it being spilt as there is a danger of swelling during the flight. As already said you do need to check with the airline and Doctor and also carry a 'fit to fly' letter.

    Sue
    Gerry and Sue




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