Sun PhuQuoc Airways requires passengers to obtain health clearance prior to the flight if they exhibit at least one of the following medical conditions:

• LEGL (Left Leg in Cast) – for passengers with the entire left leg or knee in a cast.
• LEGR (Right Leg in Cast) – for passengers with the entire right leg or knee in a cast.
• LEGB (Both Legs in Cast) – for passengers with both legs or knees in a cast.
• Passengers with diabetes and/or other conditions requiring insulin injections to be administered on board as prescribed by a doctor.
• Passengers requiring special medical care.
• Passengers with infectious or contagious diseases that may pose a risk to themselves or others on the flight.
• Passengers whose physical condition or behavior may endanger or disturb other passengers.
• Passengers whose condition may impact flight safety or punctuality, including potential diversion or emergency landing.
• Passengers with terminal illnesses.
• Passengers with reduced or lost self-care ability requiring special assistance.
• Passengers with health conditions that may adversely affect the flight.
• Passengers with allergies that could pose a serious life-threatening risk.
• Passengers undergoing non-critical medical care who can safely complete the flight, or whose condition may worsen during air travel.
• Passengers exhibiting abnormal behavior due to medical treatment or intellectual impairment that may worsen their health or affect the safety of others and flight operations.
• Passengers whose health may deteriorate during transport and require special medical attention on board.
• Passengers who recently required emergency care on board or at the airport, causing delays, diversions, or emergency landings, but still wish to continue their flight with Sun PhuQuoc Airways.
• Any other passengers who do not show signs listed above but are deemed by Sun PhuQuoc Airways to require pre-flight health clearance before transportation is approved.

• Medical drugs without radioactive materials (including inhalers).
• Pacemakers with radioactive isotopes or other implanted medical devices.
• Portable electronic medical devices (AEDs, nebulizers, CPAP machines, etc.) containing lithium metal or lithium-ion batteries.
• Portable electronic medical devices using lithium metal batteries containing less than 2g of lithium or lithium-ion batteries with a Watt-hour rating below 100Wh.
• Spare batteries for portable electronic medical devices using lithium metal batteries containing less than 2g of lithium or lithium-ion batteries with a Watt-hour rating below 100Wh.
• Portable electronic medical devices using lithium metal batteries containing 2g to 8g of lithium or lithium-ion batteries with a Watt-hour rating from 100Wh to 160Wh.
• Spare batteries for portable electronic medical devices using lithium metal batteries containing 2g to 8g of lithium or lithium-ion batteries with a Watt-hour rating from 100Wh to 160Wh.
• Small medical thermometers or temperature measurement devices containing mercury.

• Aged 18 years or older (as of the flight departure date).
• Healthy (in a condition suitable for travel), physically able, and capable of understanding flight attendant instructions to assist cabin crew if needed.
• Physically and mentally fit to assist passengers with limited mobility in case of an emergency evacuation.
• Traveling on the same flight, date, segment, and class of service as the passenger requiring special assistance.
• Not classified as a passenger with special medical or mobility conditions.
• Possess medical expertise or training as prescribed by a doctor (if applicable).

The medical certificate must include the following information:

• Passenger information: Full name, age, gender.
• Doctor’s information: Name, address, phone number, place of practice.
• Medical diagnoses regarding the passenger’s health condition or illness.
• Prognosis of the passenger’s medical condition with respect to the planned flight.
• Whether the passenger’s condition may affect other passengers.
• Date the medical assessment was performed.
• Doctor’s signature.

The medical certificate must be issued no more than 7 days prior to the actual date of departure.