What can help
- A welcome as close as possible to the aircraft and baggage assistance.
- A roomier cabin depending on the aircraft category.
What to check
- Access on board: most jets have a door with built-in stairs, with no jet bridge or lift.
- The wheelchair: size, weight and storage.
- The lavatory and room to move in the cabin.
Medical transport
A medical transport is a different service, handled by our partner ambulanceflight.com.
Tell us early
Give us the precise needs from the start so we choose the right aircraft and airport.
FAQ
Can a wheelchair come on board?
It depends on the aircraft and the assistance available. State the model.
Is there stair-free access?
Rarely. Assistance solutions exist depending on the airport.
And for a medical transport?
It falls under a different service: ambulanceflight.com.