A wheelchair and means of transportation or movement are registered as checked baggage and transported in the baggage compartment of the aircraft. In order to prevent damage to the wheelchair or loss of parts during transportation, it is recommended to hand over the wheelchair, vehicle or moving in the luggage in a packed form.
Passengers can use a wheelchair with a mechanical drive before boarding the aircraft or put it in their luggage during check-in. Passengers using an electric wheelchair must necessarily place such a wheelchair in their luggage during check-in for the flight. The carriage of an electrically powered wheelchair is carried out in accordance with safety regulations, the battery must be disconnected, the battery terminals are isolated to avoid a short circuit. Passengers using an electrically powered wheelchair are required to have with them instructions, a set of keys, devices for disconnecting the battery terminals of the wheelchair, as well as a protective case-packaging for the battery. The battery must be carried in the cabin of the aircraft. Disconnecting the battery terminals is performed by an accompanying person or an airport employee under the control of the passenger and at his request.
The battery capacity of the lithium-ion battery of the wheelchair should not exceed 300 watts-hour. A passenger can carry only one spare battery with an energy capacity of no more than 300 Watts-hour or two spare batteries, the energy capacity of each of which does not exceed 160 Watts-hour. Spare batteries must also be carried in the cabin of the aircraft.
After putting the wheelchair in the luggage, the passenger will be taken to the plane in a wheelchair provided by the airport. The wheelchair is returned to the passenger immediately after exiting the aircraft, or in the baggage claim area — in this case, a passenger with reduced mobility will be taken to the baggage claim area in a wheelchair provided by the airport.