If you’re travelling while pregnant, you’ll need a fit to fly certificate. One of the following documents will be required:

• A Fit to Fly certificate that’s provided by a doctor or midwife on surgery/hospital headed paper, signed and dated within seven days of your departure and 16 days of your return.
• A pregnancy Fit to Fly certificate provided by us and completed by your medical professional. Please make sure this is signed and stamped for verification purposes, as this certificate will not be valid if incomplete. You can download the certificate here. 

You can book mobility assistance at the same time you make your next Jet2 booking, without having to contact us!

If you’ve already booked, you don’t need to call us, you can do this through Manage My Booking. If you still need to speak to us, just get in touch with our Assisted Travel team on 0800 408 5591 or on WhatsApp.

Unfortunately not, all of our extra legroom seats are classed as emergency exit rows, so we’re unable to offer extra legroom seats to assistance customers.

Jet2.com no longer serve nut-based products onboard, but we can’t guarantee that other customers won’t bring their own nut products. However, if our Cabin Crew are made aware of a customer with a nut allergy, they’ll announce this at the beginning of the flight to make sure everyone knows there’s someone on the plane with a nut allergy. They’ll also tell customers not to eat any nut-based food during the flight. If you have a nut allergy, please inform us beforehand so the Cabin Crew can make this announcement, and let the crew onboard know that you have a nut allergy.

Of course. Our friendly Customer Helpers have all received training on hidden disabilities and will do everything possible to help you and make your experience as easy as possible. You can book make us aware of any specific requirements at the same time you make your next Jet2 booking, without having to contact us! If you’ve already booked, you don’t need to call us, you can do this through Manage My Booking. If you still need to speak to us, just get in touch with our Assisted Travel team on 0800 408 5591 or on WhatsApp. We’ll make every effort to accommodate your needs throughout your journey.

If you or any of your party are in need of assistance throughout your journey, we’re here to help. Our main categories of service are: 

• WCHR - Wheelchair assistance required; passenger can walk a short distance up or down stairs.  
• WCHS - Wheelchair assistance required; passenger can walk a short distance, but not up or down stairs. 
• WCHC - Wheelchair required; passenger cannot walk any distance and will require the aisle chair to board. 
• DPNA - Disabled Passenger with Intellectual or Developmental Disability Needing Assistance. 
• BLND - Passenger is blind or has reduced vision. 
• DEAF - Passenger is deaf or hard of hearing. 

 
We can also assist if you have a medical condition or allergy and need clearance or Fit to Fly certificate. 

If you require an adapted room, please inform us at the time of booking and at least 21 days before travel. 

If you require an adapted transfer, please inform us at the time of booking and at least 21 days before travel. 

Please inform us at the time of booking if you have a medical condition that requires medical clearance at the time of booking. We will then need any medical documentation between 30 days before departure and no later than 48 hours before departure. 

If you are travelling with a harness or mobility aid, please find details on this in our FAQ pages.  

Depending on your individual needs and circumstances, we can arrange: 

• Assistance to and from the aircraft, this can include assistance through security and border.
• We can assist you with priority check-in.
• Help with stairs on and off our aircraft.
• Transport for wheelchairs and mobility aids including electric mobility aids.
• Assistance with medical requirements including medical equipment/luggage. 

During your flight, you will need to look after: 

• Personal care, this includes eating/drink and taking any medication. 
• Personal care in the toilet. 
• The needs of your assistance dog. We do not carry any other animal in the cabin. 

You will need to travel with a safety assistant or companion if you need help to do any of the following: 

• Communicate with our crew around safety briefings. 
• Take any medication while onboard. 
• Eat and drink (general personal care). 
• Lift yourself in and out of your seat. 
• Fasten and unfasten your own seatbelt. 
• Fit an oxygen mask in the event of an emergency.
• Access and put on a life jacket in the event of an emergency.
• Reach an emergency exit unaided. 

If you would like to discuss any of the above in more detail, please contact our dedicated Assisted Travel team on 0800 408 5591.