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bruneje · 10-25-2016, 08:18 PM

I called air canada and received permission to fly with the Gen 1 has a mobility device. I would bring it to the door of the aircraft, remove the CS and when we landed it was waiting for me at the door.
Over there it worked like a charm, I have owned it for 5 years and I never had pushed it as hard as I did over there , it went up steep hills (Montepulciano was probably the steepest) and came down with ease.

In Italy I was never stopped,I took it into stores and a few times used it on the main roads. If the sidewalk was good enough I used it.

The only place I was stopped was at the rome airport, On the return flight day I was stopped 5 times and asked what kind of batteries and if I had approval to fly with it.

10-25-2016, 08:18 PM	#1
bruneje Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Ottawa, Canada Posts: 95	Tuscany on a Segway, Gen 1 I called air canada and received permission to fly with the Gen 1 has a mobility device. I would bring it to the door of the aircraft, remove the CS and when we landed it was waiting for me at the door. Over there it worked like a charm, I have owned it for 5 years and I never had pushed it as hard as I did over there , it went up steep hills (Montepulciano was probably the steepest) and came down with ease. In Italy I was never stopped,I took it into stores and a few times used it on the main roads. If the sidewalk was good enough I used it. The only place I was stopped was at the rome airport, On the return flight day I was stopped 5 times and asked what kind of batteries and if I had approval to fly with it.