To make your travel experience as pleasant as possible, we recommend following these simple guidelines:

Before the flight:

• Inform the airline: It is advisable to notify the airline that you will be using your hearing aids during the flight. This will allow them to provide you with additional assistance if needed.
• Bring spare batteries: Make sure you have enough spare batteries for your hearing aids, especially if you are going on a long trip.
• Pack a maintenance kit: Bring a maintenance kit for your hearing aids, including a cleaning cloth, brushes, and any other items you may need.
• Protect your hearing aids: Store your hearing aids in a sturdy case to prevent damage during travel.

During the flight:

• Configure your hearing aids: Adjust the program on your hearing aids to a mode suitable for air travel. Some hearing aids have specific programs for air travel that reduce ambient noise.
• Turn off wireless connectivity: During takeoff and landing, turn off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity on your headphones, as instructed by the cabin crew.
• Adjust the volume: Set the volume of your headphones to a comfortable level, avoiding excessively high levels that could damage your hearing.
• Clean your earphones: At the end of the flight, clean your earphones to remove any dirt or earwax that may have accumulated during the trip.