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For persons for whom walking is difficult or impossible owing to disease, accident, or disability, the typical wheelchair is a wheeled mobility device. But as time goes on, electric-powered wheelchairs are gaining popularity.
These wheelchairs can be used indoors, outdoors, or even in both settings. In addition, an electric wheelchair is typically prescribed for those who have trouble utilising a manual chair because of disorders affecting their arms, hands, shoulders, or other generally debilitating body parts.
Moreover, they lack the leg power necessary to propel a manual chair with their foot, which is normally not advised by the majority of health professionals.
The importance of presenting your boarding pass at the arrival station so that we can provide the best service.
The wheelchairs provided by SAUDIA after ordering the service in advance, where you must arrive at the departure airport two hours before the departure time, where priority is given to the applicants in advance with the need to be at the boarding gate before the start time of the boarding that is printed on the boarding pass.
Every airport SAUDIA travels to and from has wheelchairs accessible.Please be aware that some airports have jet-bridges, while others have specific equipment (such as a mobile lift) to board passengers who cannot or may need help climbing stairs.
For travellers who need wheelchair help because they can climb stairs but cannot walk vast distances, ramp wheelchair assistance service (WCHR) is available.
For patrons who are unable to climb steps, a stair wheelchair assistance service is available (WCHS).However, passengers can walk from the cabin door to their seat without the need for a PAU (Passenger Aid Unit) (i.e.. can walk in cabin)
Passengers who are entirely immobile might use the cabin wheelchair aid service (WCHC). They have no ability to walk (I.e., Paraplegic, Quadriplegics and Hemiplegics). The passenger’s weight is required by Special Reservation with this request.
The WCHC visitor must be seated next to the partner in adjacent seats and must be accompanied for help during the flight and evacuation.
The Saudi Arabia Electric Wheelchair Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2026, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2027.
