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And no help from airport staff? One would think "passenger with medical device that needs charging" would be a common-enough scenario to handle somehow :/
by detaro 3y ago
And no help from airport staff? One would think "passenger with medical device that needs charging" would be a common-enough scenario to handle somehow :/
- culopatin 3y agoAirport staff and help are metaphorical antonyms in my experience.
- giraffe_lady 3y agoThey are notoriously unhelpful bordering on openly hostile to any sort of disability accommodation. It depends on the individuals you run into but it's widely known in disability communities that when flying you need to prepare to fight to even keep your medical devices with you, and then have a backup plan for if they don't allow it and then negligently break your device.
- diob 3y agoThe particular airport I was at was something else. Looked like it hadn't been changed / updated in 40 or more years, and had nothing more than skeleton crews working. I vowed to never fly Hawaiian airlines again, a nightmare all around.
- fignews 3y agoDelta was having issues so they moved me over to a Hawaiian flight (they aren’t really partners) The flight attendants where so rude (and other problems) I’ve vowed the same.