1.	Can a pregnant woman take an EVA Flight?
	A:	1.     An expectant mother during the last 4 weeks of pregnancy prior to confinement or a mother within the first 7 days after giving birth ,cannot be accepted as a passenger on an EVA flight. 2.     An expectant mother during the last 12 to 4 weeks of pregnancy prior to confinement must obtain an medical information sheet (MEDIF) within 10 days prior to flight departure. Please contact your EVA Air reservations office at least 48 hours (two working days) before your scheduled flight departure  . 3.      Bring a Doctor's Diagnostic Statement verifying the expected date of confinement to the airport is recommended.   4.     Regulations vary from country to country. We recommend you check travel requirements with the local diplomatic mission of your destination country before you make a reservation.

	2.	Does EVA offer wheelchair service?
	A:	If you need wheelchair service, please advise us of your physical status, including your ability to walk some distance and negotiate stars without assistance when you make reservations. If you want to carry your own manual-powered or battery-powered wheelchair, EVA will accept it free of charge as long as it is securely packed. Full collapsible manual-powered wheelchair may be carried as your carry-on baggage, but it may be loaded in the cargo compartment at airline's discretion if there is no stowing space available in cabin. Battery-powered wheelchair can only be carried as checked baggage in the cargo compartment if the battery is disconnected, terminals are insulated and the battery is securely attached to the wheelchair, which should always be loaded in an upright position. Please check in at the airport as early as possible. For more detailed information, please contact EVA Reservations.

	3.	Do any special regulations apply to travel with my infant/children?
	A:	On EVA flight, air travel is not acceptable for healthy babies within the first seven (7) days after birth. Two infants traveling with one accompanying adult are not acceptable for travel, unless the second infant be seated in an extra seat installed with an approved car type seat. Therefore, the extra seat will be charged the same fare as children between 2~12 years of age. EVA provides some free bassinets on our flights suitable for infants up to approximately 8 months of age. There are also special regulations for accompanying more than one child over 2 years of age. Please contact EVA Reservations for more details.

	4.	Does EVA provide stretcher service?
	A:	For flight safety, only one stretcher passenger can be accepted aboard per EVA flight. A stretcher passenger must hold a doctor's certificate for air travel, and be accompanied by one doctor or nurse. If medical procedures are not needed, a family member can accompany the stretcher passenger. Because this service requires special preparation, please contact EVA Reservations for more details.

	5.	What qualifications are required for an escort?
	A:	You must be able-bodied. You must be physically capable of helping the disabled passenger to/from toilet facilities if required, to the emergency exit in case of an evacuation, and on enplaning and deplaning. You must remain with the passenger throughout the entire flight You must be familiar with the disabled passenger's state of health and with all assistance required. You must not have any other responsibilities, such as the care of small children.

	6.	Can my child travel alone?
	A:	A child traveling alone is regarded as an Unaccompanied Minor. EVA requires children traveling as Unaccompanied Minors to be at least 5 and no older than 12 years of age. For your child's safety, consider EVA's escort service. Upon request and for a charge, EVA will escort Unaccompanied Minors who are younger than 12 years of age but older than 2, young passenger (12-18 years of age) and healthy elderly passengers. EVA escorts do not provide special treatment to passengers but act as companions. Each EVA escort can accompany 2 children. Please contact EVA Reservations for more details.