Skybus Accessibility
The design of the aircraft we use means passengers will need to be able to use steps for boarding. We’re afraid there is no wheelchair access and it is not possible to lift passengers onto the aircraft. Once on-board, there is limited space to move around, the seats cannot be adjusted, and leg room is fixed. If you need help with personal care, or are unable to carry out safety requirements unaided, such as using a seatbelt or reaching an emergency exit, please travel with a companion to provide assistance. Most electric wheelchairs, buggies and scooters can be carried on-board, but need to be pre-arranged with our travel centre.
For safety reasons, we’ll need to know:
- The make, model, size and unladen weight
- The battery make and type – it must be sealed and dry cell or gel cell.
- That the battery can be deactivated or disconnected
We’ll also ask you to bring a copy of the operating manual to the airport.
Please download and complete a Skybus Mobility Aid Request Form and return to us and a member of staff will be in touch.
