MemberChris G Veitch
MemberMy understanding is that the buses for local routes are accessible (sorry, never been 💦). However, if you look up the routes you plan to take in Google, it will tell you the route name and bus operator. You could then go to their website and they’ll likely either have accessibility information or a contact information you can use.
Of course, you…
Reply to Using a Hoist/patient lift in hotels
Perhaps @ohayotravel can give some suggestions for hotels where you can use a hoist. They do hoist rentals as well 👍
Would you be open to hiring a tour/taxi?
Reply to Does anyone going to Japan have an Atto mobility scooter?
One of our clients had an experience in japan with Atto Scooter:
https://www.amazon.com/Scooter-Folding-Full-Size-Mobility-movinglife/dp/B01MQVDPTX
They had to fold it and walk at one JR station, had a bit of a discussion with station staff to go inside the station in another JR station. But other than that, they have no issues. The…Ugh. I hate “we need to think about it more” even when it is supposedly to come up with the “best solution”. Can we just start? They change interiors of planes to fit their needs all the time, if one solution isn’t the best, change it! You don’t need a whole new plane each time…
runwaygirlnetwork.com
Airbus eyes cabin accessibility solutions; says industry not there yet - Runway Girl
In Airbus' view, cabin accessibility concepts that would accommodate one or two wheelchair users in-flight will not adequately address the issue.
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I agree, Josh. Airbus’s response was pretty pathetic. I can understand a CEO’s need to “hedge” but there are other way to hedge on this issue without causing further problems.
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