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Reply to Help transfer in the plane (overweight)
Hi Anaïs,
May I ask, how does your client normally transfer out of their wheelchair to, say, a toilet seat or commode, or to their bed? If they are used to using a hoist, then many airlines have hoists available for boarding and deplaning.
My sincere advice would be to contact the airline and the airport well in advance. Explain the… -
Help transfer in the plane (overweight)
Hello everyone 🙂
A French customer/traveller wishes to travel to Japan.
The real problem is going to be the plane.
Sir would have liked to stay on his electric wheelchair but it is impossible:)
The gentleman will be accompanied by his life assistant, this gentleman weighs 110 kg and his assistant will not be able to transfer from the…
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Anyone have any tips on getting tickets to Oogie Boogie at Disneyland? I was thinking the tickets would go on sale soon. I’m going to be in California the first week it starts!
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Looks pretty standard to me… anything stand out to others? Maybe it varies by region?
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It looks a bit more comfortable than some of the ones I have seen 😊
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