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Eilis in Flying with a Disability · 2h
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Has anyone flown Cathay Pacific with a 300 lb power wheelchair?

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CaterinaFlew Cathay to Hong Kong and Japan in April, excellent. Call about a month ahead with your battery details and they sort it.
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Janey in Italy · 5h
Experience

Is it really possible to enjoy Venice in a wheelchair?

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RachelJust back from a weekend! We stayed by St Mark’s, the vaporetto stops there are step-free. With a bit of planning, absolutely.
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Mary in Devices & Tech · 1d
Sharing Advice

Bring my own travel scooter abroad, or rent at the destination?

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PattyI bring my manual chair and hire a power chair when I arrive. Less to damage in transit, one less worry at check-in.

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