THE ALLGOHERE AIRLINE DIRECTORY.

Canadian Airlines

Medical clearance not usually required unless health risk. Will carry manual wheelchairs/electric wheelchairs with dry cell batteries in hold - size limitations on smaller aircrafts. Narrow isle on-board wheelchairs available on most flights, dependant on aircraft size. Most aircrafts have an accessible toilet - dependant on aircraft size. Guide dogs allowed. Have seats with removable armrests available for passengers with disabilities. Air-bridge normally used for boarding and disembarking where available, but otherwise lifting vehicle is used for passengers with disabilities if necessary. Can supply oxygen with advance notice. Can carry stretchers. Can carry battery operated nebulizers/other medical equipment. Can cater for special dietary requirements. Emergency instructions are available in large print or Braille, but cabin crew will brief passengers with disabilities on a one to one basis if requested. Cabin crew are disability trained. Same policies for domestic/international flights. Exception: 50% ticket cost discount available in respect of the person accompanying a dependant person with a disability on flights within North America.

Editor's recommendation:

Cabin crew attentive and willing to help at all times. Very comfortable seating in Economy class. Food better than average airline meals. Should be your first choice airline when  travelling to/from/in Canada , but as a result of the merger with Air Canada, the option may now be short lived. Grab the opportunity while you can!