Biman understand a little special attention onboard can make the difference in anyone's travel experience. These personalised services give us a chance to focus attention on our passengers' individual needs.

In-flight Wellbeing
Comfort is sometimes simply knowing that your personal needs will be given special attention. Occasionally a passenger may become ill in-flight. The vast majority of the problems are minor, and are easily dealt with by the cabin crew. The following is available should someone require medical assistance on board:
A comprehensive doctors' kit which the crew make available to any medical doctor travelling on the flight.
Guidance is provided in the airlines' in-flight magazine about how to maximise your personal comfort and wellbeing in-flight, through simple exercises and sensible eating and drinking.
Please advise us when making your reservation:
If you have a medical condition which may cause problems for you in flight, or be made worse by the flight or If you would like to carry a special medical equipment such as oxygen on board.
If you have any concerns about any medical condition which might affect you during a flight, please consult your doctor before you travel.

DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis)
Deep vein thrombosis or DVT is a condition in which a blood clot develops in one of the veins of the legs. This usually causes a painful swollen calf but in a few cases could cause more serious illness, or in rare, severe cases can be life-threatening. The perceived link with long distance flying is mainly due to issues of prolonged immobility - sitting in one position for a long time - which slows down the blood circulation. DVT in itself is not a specific airline or economy class issue - it can arise from other circumstances of prolonged immobility. It is important to note that there are a number of individual factors which increase the likelihood of someone developing a DVT - whether or not they are flying. People most at risk are those who are: Elderly, Overweight, Smokers or have had recent surgery or serious illness had a DVT in the past or a family history of DVT congenital blood clotting abnormalities a heart condition. If you are in any of these categories, we recommend that you consult your doctor before you fly.

On the air personalised services give us a chance to focus attention on our passengers comfort onbaoard.