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I talked to a friend in the transport industry in Japan (focusing on accessibility) and she is sure that neither the airports nor the local airlines (ANA & JAL) have a lift.
However, that doesn’t mean a foreign airline doesn’t have one since each airline takes care of the disembarkation process. So, for example United, or Qantas etc may have…
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Hi,
You mentioned they used a lift, but you don’t know about the airport. Can you clarify where you used the sling lift?
If this program was available at your local airport, would you try it?
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