Great video. Also, you can get the global entry card which comes with TSA Precheck. I have Cerebral Palsy and I travel lot nationally and internationally. it saves time and you can enjoy the air trip. I use wheelchair or walker. It depends what is my final destination. I study a Master Degree in Aeronautics. If you have any question regarding the regulations for special needs passengers, let me know! I am not an expert but I can find solutions!
Hi Carlos! That's a great tip and idea to have TSA Precheck. I can see how it would save us a lot of time. We'll definitely reach out for questions about regulations for special need passengers :) That's a very cool degree you're studying too. Where was your last trip you took?
@@AdaptedAdventures Oh yeah it is a very cool degree and so expensive too lol! My trips were Madison, WI; Sao Paulo, Brazil; Newark, NJ; and Quito, Ecuador from the past year. My next possible trip will be to Toronto and Montreal, Canada.
We definitely have! For the next couple weeks we're gonna try to get back on the horse so to speak, but when we do one we'll be sure to let ya'll know beforehand!
Great videos. I have a question when you purchase an airline ticket to travel either domestic or international how do they know that you will bring a wheelchair? and if I want to travel international with a stop in between how does the wheelchair process work for that?
Hey Thanks for the question Alim. When I purchase an airline ticket online you usually can choose an option to say what kind of assistance you will need otherwise you can call and let the airline know or let them know when you check in at the airport. If you have a layover they will just helping get off the plane and bring you to your wheelchair and then you can go to your next flight!
Great video. Also, you can get the global entry card which comes with TSA Precheck. I have Cerebral Palsy and I travel lot nationally and internationally. it saves time and you can enjoy the air trip. I use wheelchair or walker. It depends what is my final destination. I study a Master Degree in Aeronautics. If you have any question regarding the regulations for special needs passengers, let me know! I am not an expert but I can find solutions!
Hi Carlos! That's a great tip and idea to have TSA Precheck. I can see how it would save us a lot of time. We'll definitely reach out for questions about regulations for special need passengers :) That's a very cool degree you're studying too. Where was your last trip you took?
@@AdaptedAdventures Oh yeah it is a very cool degree and so expensive too lol! My trips were Madison, WI; Sao Paulo, Brazil; Newark, NJ; and Quito, Ecuador from the past year. My next possible trip will be to Toronto and Montreal, Canada.
I was sad you two disappeared I thought you had quit TH-cam. Glad to see you two are doing alright. Have you two thought about doing another Q&A?
We definitely have! For the next couple weeks we're gonna try to get back on the horse so to speak, but when we do one we'll be sure to let ya'll know beforehand!
NICE tips!
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Great videos. I have a question when you purchase an airline ticket to travel either domestic or international how do they know that you will bring a wheelchair? and if I want to travel international with a stop in between how does the wheelchair process work for that?
Hey Thanks for the question Alim. When I purchase an airline ticket online you usually can choose an option to say what kind of assistance you will need otherwise you can call and let the airline know or let them know when you check in at the airport. If you have a layover they will just helping get off the plane and bring you to your wheelchair and then you can go to your next flight!