For those with heart disease, here are some precautions to consider for a long airline flight:

1. Medical Clearance: Ensure you have a travel certification from your cardiologist
2. Medication: Bring all necessary heart-attack medications.
3. Medical Equipment: Have access to oxygen tanks, a defibrillator, and other Show Full Answer

For those with heart disease, here are some precautions to consider for a long airline flight:

1. Medical Clearance: Ensure you have a travel certification from your cardiologist.
2. Medication: Bring all necessary heart-attack medications.
3. Medical Equipment: Have access to oxygen tanks, a defibrillator, and other essential medical equipment.
4. Comfort: Consider booking first-class seats for more space and comfort.
5. Companion: Travel with a medical professional if possible.

For more details, refer to the context provided in the "Member Spotlight: A Heart Attack In Paradise - Part 1" article.

 This AI-generated response comes from MyHeartDiseaseTeam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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