Cubana

Not published. Cubana's site never mentions a powered or battery-operated wheelchair — its Pasajeros discapacitados page covers only the definition of a disabled passenger, the 72 h booking deadline and stretcher carriage. Do not assume acceptance: get it in writing before booking.

Not published — the word lithium does not appear anywhere in Cubana's baggage, restricted-items or disabled-passenger pages, and there is no mobility-aid battery section at all.

Not published — Cubana publishes no watt-hour figure of any kind.

Not published — Cubana publishes no watt-hour figure of any kind, and never describes removing a wheelchair battery.

Not published — Cubana publishes no spare-battery rule for mobility aids or for anything else.

Not published — no spare-battery allowance appears anywhere on Cubana's site.

Not published — Cubana gives no instruction about disconnecting, removing or securing a wheelchair battery.

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

Not published for wheelchairs, and Cubana's general prohibited list is hostile to it: among items « No puede llevar consigo ni en su equipaje facturado » it names « Corrosivos (Ácidos alcalinos, batería de pilas húmedas) » — wet-cell batteries — with no mobility-aid exception anywhere on the site.

Not published — no terminal-insulation or short-circuit-protection requirement is stated for mobility aids.

Not published — Cubana asks for no battery specification sheet, MSDS or manufacturer certificate. It does require a legalised medical certificate for stretcher passengers.

Not published — Cubana states no size limit for a powered wheelchair; only the general checked-baggage size bands (158 cm free, 159–294 cm subject to space, over 294 cm cargo only) exist.

Not published — Cubana states no weight limit for a powered wheelchair because it does not mention powered wheelchairs at all.

Not published — Cubana says nothing about returning a powered wheelchair at the aircraft door.

Not applicable / not published — Cubana bans wheelchairs from the cabin outright, so it publishes no in-cabin stowage dimensions.

No wheelchair size limit published. Cubana's general baggage rule is that a checked piece may measure up to 158 cm linear (62 in); pieces of 159–294 cm are excess baggage carried « sujeto a disponibilidad de espacio en el avión »; anything over 294 cm « no se aceptarán como equipaje a facturar » and must go as cargo on a possibly different flight. Cubana states no mobility-aid exemption from any of this.

No mobility-aid limit published. Cubana's general checked-baggage rule is « El peso máximo permitido por maleta es de 32 kg. Aplica para todos los vuelos », with no exception stated for wheelchairs — ask before you fly with a heavier chair.

Not published — Cubana says nothing about where a checked wheelchair is returned, at the aircraft door or on the belt.

Not published — Cubana never says how many mobility devices one passenger may bring.

Not published — Cubana never mentions an on-board aisle chair, and separately bans wheelchairs from the cabin.

Not published — no statement about lavatory accessibility appears on Cubana's site.

Not published. Cubana's disabled-passenger page describes only what a disabled passenger is and the 72 h deadline; the only assistance it details is for stretcher passengers, who « siempre debe ir acompañado de una persona adulta capacitada ».

Not published for disabled passengers. Cubana's only seating statement is a general right to « solicitar durante el chequeo en el aeropuerto, el asiento de su preferencia, sujeto a disponibilidad »; nothing is said about movable armrests, bulkhead seats or exit-row restrictions.