Memberkaitlynhudson
MemberSomething else to worry about when flying…
foxnews.com
Cory Lee of Georgia shared an incident that occurred on Nov. 13 when a Delta flight crew asked him to exit the aircraft before his wheelchair was brought to the door of the plane.
Some good basic starter tips.. but I have yet to have a flight where they don’t spend at least 30 minutes requesting to see my batteries, telling them you can’t remove them easily, showing pictures, confirming the type again with someone who is clearly not knowledgable… etc :P…
Reply to Support worker/carer for wheelchair traveller
Hello,
I only know of one company that can offer care attendants: https://caregiver-japan.com/
Hoists can be arranged as well. I would really suggest a travel agent like @ohayotravel
John SkevofilaxReply to wearing leg braces and shoes inside
Wow, great answers @schroth-sensei – thank you.
Yes Judy, the majority of places do not require removing shoes. However, when they do, as mentioned above they are often accommodating. I had my tires wiped many times and even had little plastic booties put over my shoes (which don’t touch the ground!).
If you are still concerned, you could…
Yup! But the stress is forgotten, and the good memories usually remain.
ttgmedia.com
Majority of disabled people associate holidays with stress, study finds
As part of a new study, 51% of respondents with a disability said going on holiday was associated with stress, whilst 36% related it with frustration
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