Electric Carts
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Chevy Chase, MD, USA
Posts: 2
Electric Carts
Has anyone figured out the protocol on the use of electric carts for making tight connections?
Does one reserve in advance, a la wheelchairs?
Does one flag one and hope that it will stop? Does one just limp and look pathetic?
GK
Does one reserve in advance, a la wheelchairs?
Does one flag one and hope that it will stop? Does one just limp and look pathetic?
GK
#2
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: Boston, MA, USA
Posts: 1,470
Welcome to Flyertalk!
If you have a medical condition, let the airline know and ask if they can have a cart waiting when you arrive.
If you don't have a medical condition, but have a significan distance between gates, I would not hestitate to flag a cart down. That's part of their job.
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If you have a medical condition, let the airline know and ask if they can have a cart waiting when you arrive.
If you don't have a medical condition, but have a significan distance between gates, I would not hestitate to flag a cart down. That's part of their job.
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Michael Steinberg
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A site for travelers by a traveler with 20+ years experience
Please visit my site and let me know what you think.
#3
Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: san diego, ca
Programs: AA 2MM
Posts: 913
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by businesstraveler:
Welcome to Flyertalk!
If you don't have a medical condition, but have a significan distance between gates, I would not hestitate to flag a cart down. That's part of their job.
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Welcome to Flyertalk!
If you don't have a medical condition, but have a significan distance between gates, I would not hestitate to flag a cart down. That's part of their job.
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