Chalair

Chalair publishes nothing about carrying a powered wheelchair. Two adjacent statements bear on it without naming mobility aids: the baggage page says lithium batteries over 160 Wh are "strictement interdites à bord de nos avions", and CGT Art. 8 lists "les objets contenant des batteries à lithium" among items that must not go in hold baggage. Confirm with reservations@chalair.fr before booking.

Not published for mobility aids. The only lithium statement on Chalair's site is on the baggage page: lithium batteries over 160 Wh are strictly prohibited on board its aircraft — written in the context of electric bicycles, with no mobility-aid carve-out either way.

No wheelchair watt-hour limit published. The baggage page's blanket sentence — "Les batteries au lithium de plus de 160 Wh étant strictement interdites à bord de nos avions" — appears in the e-bike paragraph; Chalair does not say whether it applies to a mobility-aid battery.

Not published — Chalair states no watt-hour limit for a wheelchair battery removed into the cabin.

Not published — Chalair states no watt-hour limit for a spare mobility-aid battery.

Not published — Chalair states no spare-battery allowance for mobility aids.

Not published for wheelchairs. Chalair does require the batteries to be removed from an electric bicycle before it can be carried, after which it counts as an ordinary bicycle.

Not published — Chalair says nothing about gel, AGM, sealed lead-acid or dry-cell wheelchair batteries.

Not published — Chalair says nothing about wet/spillable wheelchair batteries.

Not published — no terminal-insulation, disconnection or immobilisation instruction appears on Chalair's site.

No battery documentation requirement published. A doctor's certificate is required for medical baggage, and a certificate less than 7 days old for assistance after a recent operation or with a cast.

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Not published — no powered-wheelchair dimensions or hold-door figures appear on Chalair's site.

Not published — Chalair states no powered-wheelchair weight limit.

Not published.

Not published for wheelchairs. Chalair says only that crutches may be carried free in the cabin and stowed in the overhead locker above the passenger's seat.

No in-cabin wheelchair stowage rule published. Chalair's ordinary cabin-baggage limit is 55 x 35 x 25 cm and 10 kg (6 kg on flights operated by Beech 1900), which is not a mobility-aid figure.

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Not published — Chalair states no maximum wheelchair size, and gives no hold-door or hold-compartment figures for its turboprop fleet.

Not published — Chalair states no wheelchair weight limit.

Not published — Chalair says nothing about returning a chair at the aircraft door.

Chalair does not publish whether carriage of a passenger's own wheelchair is free or counts against the baggage allowance. It states only that crutches are carried free in the cabin and that a guide dog travels at no extra charge.

Not published — Chalair states no number of mobility devices carried per passenger.

Not published — Chalair says nothing about an on-board aisle chair.

Not published.

Chalair says it offers assistance to people who have difficulty moving unaided (PMR), but that acceptance is subject to agreement and to the aircraft type; it does not describe transfer or lifting assistance to and from the seat.

Not published — no movable-armrest or bulkhead seating policy.