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Old Sep 1, 2009, 3:37 PM
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Gromit - If all the chairs on in use, the carrier is "screwed". We may be a little understanding if it happens once. But if there is a continued pattern of running out of chairs, then the first words out of any of our enforcement staff would be "then get more chairs."
The thing is, who gets the penalty? When I flew last week, I asked one of the CSA,s who is responsible for the wheelchairs. She told me the airport owns the wheelchairs, and they have to put in a request (usually just a phone or radio call) to the airport porters for a wheelchair.

So if there aren't enough to go around, who gets in trouble? The carrier or the airport?
 

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