@@ Can I request wheelchair assistance with British Airlines before my flight?
If you need mobility help, British Airlines provides wheelchair services from check-in to boarding.

It’s essential to request this service at least 48 hours before departure.

Start by calling or visiting "Manage My Booking" online.

Input your mobility details accurately—whether temporary injury or permanent need.

Assistance begins from curbside or check-in area. You’ll receive priority treatment.

British Airways offers both manual and electric wheelchair escorts. Service extends to immigration and boarding gate.

If connecting flights are involved, ensure assistance is reserved for each leg.

Travelers with canes, walkers, or crutches also qualify for help.

You can travel with your own wheelchair too. Inform the airline in advance.

At security checkpoints, assistance agents stay with you. Screening procedures adapt accordingly.

Airport agents assist with boarding before general passengers. Use the time to settle comfortably.

If traveling with a caregiver, note this in your booking.

Inflight assistance includes help moving to and from the restroom. Notify crew early.

Wheelchair storage is limited on some aircraft types. Check aircraft model.

Certain medical conditions may require travel clearance forms. Consult your doctor.

British Airways may require doctor authorization for oxygen use. Plan this in advance.

Upon arrival, assistance is provided through customs and baggage claim.

Airport lounges may have wheelchair access and private restrooms.

Report any issues with accessibility after travel. Feedback improves service.

Always travel with a printed confirmation of your special assistance.
