[Travelandtourism] question: power wheelchair users

[cheryl echevarria]

YUP same exact way, blind or someone who uses a service animal for other disabilities, they would go through the security the same way, I know a few schools that train guide dogs for the blind, also do it for those in wheelchairs.
 
But mostly those people aren't blind, Bibi.
 
Again, is this a 2 division question, LOL. Notice a 2 division question.
 
Please also post to NAGDU.
 
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NFB Travel & Tourism 
National Federation of the Blind
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> Date: Wed, 2 Oct 2013 06:50:22 -0600
> Subject: [Travelandtourism] question: power wheelchair users
> 
> HI, all,
> Was wondering if there are any power wheelchair users on list?
> I was curious as when it comes the time for me to train with a wheelchair guide dog, if you're treated the same way when going through security check points in the airports.
> *Thanks*
> Bibi and son Odie
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