Membermaria
MemberTrying to think something that wasn’t fun from my last trip, I remembered our return flight from Tokyo-Japan to Athens-Greece (via Istanbul-Turkey ). Having been late for the check-in process, and boarding the last flight (before Narita airport closing for the day), we were informed that our flight would depart sooner than scheduled! Rushing… Read more
Josh Grisdale2 Comments-
Oh no! That is horrible! I have never been told I cannot fly because of my gel batteries, they ALWAYS as to see them – it is hard to open it up! I recently got new batteries so I took a picture that shows that they are approved for airplanes… but they will probably still ask to see the actual battery!! 20170824_102452982_iOS
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7 years agoWell, that wasn’t fun… 7 years ago maria replied to the discussion Greece: transportation in Athens in the forum Greece 7 years ago
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It is quite new (17-16 years old I think!). It will be also expanded in the future, to cover more areas. As it is the only almost fully accessible mean of public transport in Athens, it is a big help for wheelchair users in the town!
In Thesaloniki also there are plans for the construction of a metro line. However, it takes them so long… Read moremaria started the discussion Greece: transportation in Athens in the forum Europe 7 years ago
Greece: transportation in Athens
If you ever find your way to Athens, it would be good to know that public transport is not so easy to use by wheelchair users. The best mean though would be the metro (subway). As the Athens’ metro is quite new, all its stations are wheelchair accessible. Pay however attention to the anouncments while using it, as often elevators can be found… Read more
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