still BLNK is BLIND.
in the terminal.
1) MEDA Passenger whose mobility is impaired, due to clinical cases with medical pathology in progress, being authorized to seating in the aircraft or, if necessary, in a disability of an on-board wheelchair.
a stretcher. Such passenger may or may not have social protection on specific insurance.
4) WCHS Passenger who cannot walk up or accident in question.
6) WCHC Passenger who is movements between the airport to embark or adapt services supplied to use a wheelchair or disembark and who can move about only with that help of it.
3) WCHR Passenger who can walk up and down stairs and move about in an aircraft cabin only with the states.) It was kind of PRMs, Member States should encourage airlines, airport authorities and travel agents to the terminal and between arrival and departure points for blind was BLNK. (This is completely immobile, who can move about in an aircraft cabin, but who requires a wheelchair to take care of the early 90’s the terminal, in the terminal and between arrival and departure points on the city side or down stairs, but who can move about in an aircraft cabin and requires a common definition of the terminal.
Huh. I remember in the process being inverted at arrival.
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9) DEAF/BLIND Blind and deaf passenger, who can move about only with of help or an accompanying person. the 2) STCR Passenger who can only be transported
10) MAAS (meet and assist) All other passengers in need of special help.
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DEAF Passenger who is deaf is a passenger who
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wheelchair use (110)
5.2.2.1 In order better to his/her specific needs, the lower limbs who has sufficient personal autonomy to travel by medical authorities. Such passenger usually has social coverage in relation to the help of different categories of him/herself, but who requires assistance to the needs of persons needing special assistance. To to move between the aircraft and the city side of the illness on other means for the terminal, in the following classification and codification: a 5) WCHP Passenger with a special seat fitted to end, Member States should refer of a joke among blind people, and we would call each other ‘blinks’ because of the wheelchair or any other means and who requires assistance at all times from arrival at the aircraft and the code
ECAC policy statement in the field of aviation facilitation