The guide offers advice for air passengers: when arranging and preparing for a flight, when arriving at an airport and checking in when moving through an airport, when boarding a flight, whilst onboard and when leaving the plane, details on where to find further information and useful contacts. To download go to: http://www.equalityhumanrights. com/publication/your-rights-flywhat-you-need-know- step-stepguide-disabled-and-less-mobileair-passengers.
Your passport to a smooth journey If you are disabled or have difficulty moving around, you can receive free assistance when you fly to and from the UK and Europe, including on domestic flights. Under European law, this assistance is available to anyone with mobility requirements – for example because of their disability, age or a temporary injury. This leaflet explains your rights and what to do to make sure you have the best chance of a smooth journey. You can find out more from a free step-by-step guide ‘Your Rights to Fly’, T. 0808 800 0082. Visit: http://www. equalityhumanrights.com/ search/site/your%20passport
Manchester airport guide to facilities for disabled people Manchester Airport has a new a guide for their facilities for disabled people, which can be accessed by visiting: http://www.manchester-airportguide.co.uk/disabled-facilities. html
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