Airlines won’t let passengers use their own wheelchairs on the plane because the aisles are too narrow.
Normally the airline has transfer wheelchairs available at the gate that are designed to fit in the plane for the purpose of moving passengers on and off the plane.
Disabilities are one of those things we, rightfully, take making accomodations for seriously. I’ll admit I’m not familiar with Canadian law, but at least in the states, this would ABSOLUTELY be an ADA violation, for good reason, failure to make reasonable, or any, accomodation.
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Airlines won’t let passengers use their own wheelchairs on the plane because the aisles are too narrow.
Normally the airline has transfer wheelchairs available at the gate that are designed to fit in the plane for the purpose of moving passengers on and off the plane.
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Edit: Nah its clear this dude’s a troll
It’s in the name a bit
Yeah, that was the final nail that made me clear my response and put my edit
A bit. Yes.
Disabilities are one of those things we, rightfully, take making accomodations for seriously. I’ll admit I’m not familiar with Canadian law, but at least in the states, this would ABSOLUTELY be an ADA violation, for good reason, failure to make reasonable, or any, accomodation.