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crackernut2 | 14:01 Thu 11th Jul 2019 | Travel
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Has anyone taken a mobility scooter on holiday flight with them. I am hoping to and and would like to know if it was pretty straightforward or would I have to make any special arrangements etc. The battery is detachable so I can take that in the cabin. Would I be likely to have many difficulties otherwise?
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https://www.accessiblemadrid.com/en/blog/flying-mobility-scooter-or-wheelchair-useful-tips#
Some information here
14:05 Thu 11th Jul 2019
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Different airlines / aircraft have different rules , mainly due to cabin space! You need to ask your airline ! But in general it is better to hire a scooter while you are over there ! All the main holiday destinations have 'Hire Shops' for scooters !
14:08 Thu 11th Jul 2019
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they're awfy heavy - you may find if the airline will carry it, they'll charge you an arm and a leg...…..
14:41 Thu 11th Jul 2019
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A relevant thread:
https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/ShowTopic-g1-i12336-k5906248-Traveling_with_scooters_on_flights-Traveling_With_Disabilities.html
16:22 Thu 11th Jul 2019

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