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“Changes to French rules governing disability parking mean UK travelers should keep a few things in mind. The Blue Badge is still accepted, but the way parking is policed and the types of badges seen may differ from the UK. The Foreign Office therefore recommends checking that your Blue Badge is still valid in France and taking a…
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UK Blue Badge Holders Can Now Enjoy France with Updated Travel Advice
The UK Foreign Office updates travel advice for France, highlighting new guidelines for Blue Badge holders, ensuring accessibility and informed travel for tourists.
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Reply to WHILl model F folding scooter
Thank you. From what I can ascertain they deliver to your accommodation rather than airports where I hope wheelchair assistance will be provided. ✌️
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Reply to WHILl model F folding scooter
Here’s their website: https://whill.inc/ca/whill-power-chairs
You should be able to get an English language manual either off it or emailed to you. There’s probably videos on YouTube as well.
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Reply to flying in Japan with power wheelchair - timing before next plane
Stephane, you are flying into Haneda with ANA. Who are you flying out with? ANA are Skyteam, is your outbound airline also Skyteam? If so it’s possible that ANA will be providing ground services in which case you won’t have a problem. Without assistance we transferred from T3 to T1 (aircraft door to departure gate) in under 2 hours…
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Reply to flying in Japan with power wheelchair - timing before next plane
I cannot comment on the timing specifically but, for airlines, my experience is that timing can vary quite a bit and not just by airline. Sometimes even the same airline can have a huge variety based on staff and the airport.
the fastest I’ve been through with my Invacare power wheelchair was about 15-20min but have often needed 40-50min other…
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