Charge your phone, mobility equipment and other essential devices before travel, following the manufacturer’s charging instructions.
Keep backup copies of important travel documents in more than one place, such as one accessible offline copy and one secure cloud or secondary backup.
Take clear photos of your wheelchair, power-assist device and other important mobility equipment before travel, including any existing marks or damage, so you have a record of its condition before handover.
Save important airline assistance, battery approval and mobility-equipment emails so you can access them offline if needed.
Lay out your clothes, wheelchair equipment, medical supplies and air-travel essentials in separate groups so you can check everything before packing.
Confirm your planned airport arrival time and allow extra time for check-in, assistance, security and mobility-equipment handling
Do a final comfort and skin check, and make sure any essential medication or personal-care supplies you may need during the journey are easy to access in your carry-on luggage.