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Ryanair's Special Assistance Services |
Can I Pre-Book a Seat Onboard when Using Airport Special Assistance Services |
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For safety reasons the below categories of passengers are required to sit in designated seats onboard, in order to prioritise the safety of all passengers in the event of an emergency aircraft evacuation. The below passenger/assistance types must be seated in designated seats in the cabin. This seating is to the rear of the cabin and includes the accompanying passenger (if applicable). Passengers will be boarded after general boarding is completed: Assistance type (BDGR) Passenger travelling with a guide/assistance dog that requires a walker through the airport (departure & arrival) to the aircraft seat and separate safety briefing from cabin crew Assistance type (PETC) Passenger travelling with a guide/assistance dog, but requires no special airport special assistance services Passengers, with limited or no mobility in the cabin Assistance type (WCHC) Passenger requires assistance through the airport (departure & arrival) and to be lifted on/off the aircraft and to the aircraft seat Assistance type (WCHS) Passenger requires assistance through the airport (departure & arrival) and up/down the aircraft steps Passengers with an intellectual disability Assistance type (DPNA) Self-reliant passenger with an intellectual disability who can understand & respond to safety instructions who requires assistance through the airport (departure & arrival) to the boarding gate. Passengers who are blind/vision impaired requiring assistance Assistance type (BLND) Blind/vision impaired passenger requires a walker (departure & arrival) through the airport to the aircraft seat and separate safety briefing from the cabin crew _________________________________ Please note: seats in emergency exit rows cannot be used by passengers requiring airport special assistance of any kind |
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