Flying as a Wheelchair User & My Top Travel Tips

Published 2023-07-16
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All Comments (5)
  • @tanyafulton583
    Do you tip the persons(s) that help you into the chair aisle seat and take you into the plane? We are in our early 60’s and will be flying AA in a couple of weeks and it’s the first time flying since my husbands stroke 3 years ago. He is super nervous and I am a bit too!
  • Will they help you get in the seat? I am looking to relocate my mom and we will need to fly. She is unable to assist in transfer. Does the airline help with transfer?
  • @tashashouse
    I'm so scared of my chair being broken. I'm flying in a couple weeks & I'm tempted to cancel because I can't function with out my chair. I'm an incomplete quad. My legs and hands don't cooperate after a short while of activity. I can stand for a few moments & walk a short distance.
  • @nateschmall8873
    In one of your other videos you said you have spina bifida? Do you have a shunt? If so, I thought people couldnt fly with shunts cause of pressure?