British Airways

This seems to be a new thing with wheelchairs and window seats.
My wife, who uses a wheelchair at airports because she can only
walk slowly, has an upcoming (part BA, part Qantas) trip with aisle
seats already allocated. Let's see what happens!

Is this just a BA thing?

Robin Johnson

If they were worrying about evacuating the person with poor mobility
they would want them on the aisle. It sounds as if they don't want them
to get in the way.

Patrick Wallace wrote:

> Purely guessing, but no doubt they're thinking about how to evacuate
> someone with mobility problems in an emergency.
>
> PJW
>
> On 30 May 2005 05:47:17 -0700, "rerj37" <rerjohnson@> wrote:
>
>
>>This seems to be a new thing with wheelchairs and window seats.
>>My wife, who uses a wheelchair at airports because she can only
>>walk slowly, has an upcoming (part BA, part Qantas) trip with aisle
>>seats already allocated. Let's see what happens!
>>
>>Is this just a BA thing?
>>
>>Robin Johnson
>>
>
>

"Frank F. Matthews" <frankfmatthews@houston.> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:fRZme.8634$PR6.7171@tornado.texas....
> If they were worrying about evacuating the person with poor mobility
> they would want them on the aisle. It sounds as if they don't want them
> to get in the way.
That's the point. BA is doing triage there.

But *PLEASE*, all this has been discussed moths ago in this very thread.
There's nothing new showing up here, so could all participants please
read up the old thread and then either let it die or think of something new?

Lots of Greetings!
Volker