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Protect your ride…

When flying with a motorized wheelchair or scooter, be sure to have instructions lamanated on how to handle your mobility device to avoid damage. Have the instructions visible to ground crew. Always verbally give instructions as well. It’s important to have your cell phone number listed so they can get in touch with you if any questions arise.

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