Airline Approved Mobility Scooters

FAQ

Can you take mobility scooters on airplanes?

Yes, most airlines allow mobility scooters on airplanes. However, there are specific regulations regarding battery type and size, and pre-approval may be required. It's essential to check with the airline in advance and understand their policies on mobility aids.

Can I take my mobility scooter on holiday?

Yes, you can take your mobility scooter on holiday. It's advisable to check transportation options and accommodations in advance to ensure they can accommodate your mobility scooter. For air travel, verify the airline's policies regarding mobility scooters.

Can you take mobility scooters on Ryanair?

Ryanair, like many airlines, typically allows mobility scooters on their flights. However, they only have space for two electric wheelchairs or mobility scooters per flight so you will need to add your mobility scooter at the time of booking. Contact Ryanair directly or visit their website for detailed information on their policies and any necessary arrangements.

Do airlines charge extra for mobility scooters?

Most airlines do not charge extra for mobility scooters as they are considered essential mobility aids. However, policies can vary between airlines, so it's important to check with your airline. Some may have specific requirements or limitations on size and weight.

Can you take a mobility scooter with a lithium battery on a plane?

Mobility scooters with lithium batteries can be taken on planes, but there are strict regulations regarding the battery's specifications (usually 10ah) and packaging. Airlines often require the battery to be removable so always check with the airline for their specific policies on lithium batteries.

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