Passengers with
Reduced Mobility
EU
Regulation 1107/2006 transferring responsibility of passengers
with reduced mobility from airlines to airports comes into
effect on Saturday 26th July, 2008.
At each
airport the Airport Authority or an appointed handling agent
will be responsible for passengers requiring special
assistance. There must be a smooth and easy transit for the
passenger through all areas of the airport.
In order for
the Airport Authority or handling agent to provide the best
service possible and ensure the passenger’s needs are
met, it is important that Aer Arann is advised of those
requirements, where possible, 48 hours in advance of travel.
Passengers
can call the Aer Arann reservations centre on the numbers below
who will record all details of the passenger’s
requirements
- 0818 210
210 (From within Ireland – local rates apply)
- 0800 587
2324 (From within UK)
- +353 818
210 210 (Rest of the World – international rates
apply)
Guidelines
for Passengers:
Wheelchair
passengers
It is Aer
Arann policy to accept wheelchair passengers. We ask that
passengers advise us their level of disability prior to travel
as due to aircraft restrictions we may be limited in the amount
of wheelchair passengers we can accept per flight.
Guidelines
for passengers travelling with their own wheelchair or mobility
device
Passengers
travelling with their own wheelchair or mobility device should
ensure that the battery for the unit complies with Aer Arann
Terms and Conditions. Aer Arann is approved to carry dry cell
batteries only. Wet cell batteries are not suitable for
carriage on Aer Arann flights. Passengers are asked to contact
Aer Arann Reservations if they have any questions regarding the
suitability their battery for carriage on Aer Arann flights.
Please have the UN number or the proper shipping name of the
battery.
Passengers
traveling with Guide/Assistance Dogs
Guide/Assistance
Dogs accompanying passengers with disabilities will be accepted
for travel subject to all country entry requirements being
fulfilled. This is the passenger’s responsibility. All
guide/assistance dogs must be pre-booked by calling the Aer
Arann Call Centre.
Passenger
requesting Meet and Assistance
This
service will be provided if required. We ask that passengers
advise us the level of assistance they require prior to
travel.
Where
can I get this assistance from?
Once Aer Arann has been advised of the assistance required
we will then notify the Airport authority or Handling agent.
There are a number of designated pick up points in all airports
where passengers will be collected from. More information on
individual airports layouts can be found on their website
– listed below:
Ireland
UK
Europe
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