When a traveler requests special assistance, the airline codes that into their ticket record using a special service request code, or SSR. These codes allow airlines to easily keep track of …

WCHC – Passengers who are completely immobile and require a wheelchair to/from the aircraft and must be carried up/down the steps and to/from their cabin seat. Please let us know if the …

Passengers requiring a WCHR (Wheelchair on Ramp) status are able to use stairs/steps, walk short distances and are able to make their way to their assigned seat but may require mobility …

To ensure that we uphold the civil rights of passengers with a special needs assistance and offer a barrier-free environment, free usage of wheelchairs is made available to passengers …

WCHR (Wheelchair Ramp) Assistance to the aircraft: A passenger with a walking disability - requires a wheelchair or similar aid before embarkation or after disembarkation; - requires …

Jan 16, 2025 · You enter a Special Service Request (SSR) to request a special service for a passenger such as a special meal, a wheelchair and others. All SSR entries consist of the SR …

It is helpful to identify the level of assistance you need by referencing the following recognised IATA codes when you book: WCHR - wheelchair ramp: WCHS - wheelchair stairs: WCHC - …

Wheelchair assistance to/from the departure gate (WCHR) - If you are unable to walk long distances, but can mount the steps to the airplane. Wheelchair assistance to/from the airplane …

WCHS: For passengers who can walk independently but cannot climb stairs, passengers can move to/from their cabin seat independently. The passenger need a wheelchair to travel the …

Special Service Requests (SSRs) are used by airlines to capture information about special meal requests, special baggage handling requests, unaccompanied minors, and disabled …