You must allow passengers to safely stow their wheelchairs or parts of wheelchairs (e.g., wheels, seats, etc.) in the overhead bin or under seats. [Sec. 382.41(e)(1)]
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You must allow passengers to safely stow their wheelchairs
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Do I still get priority stowage for my folding wheelchair if the pilot happens to have his personal belongings in that space when I pre-board?
QUESTION: On aircraft that must have a priority stowage space in the cabin for my personal folding wheelchair, do I still get priority stowage for my folding wheelchair if the pilot...
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Wheelchairs Unable to be Stowed in the Cabin as Carry-on
Wheelchairs Unable to be Stowed in the Cabin as Carry-on When a folding, collapsible, or break-down wheelchair cannot be stowed in the cabin as carry-on baggage, carriers must...
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VI. Auxiliary Aids
A public accommodation must provide auxiliary aids and services when they are necessary to ensure effective communication with individuals with hearing, vision, or speech impairments....
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Locating Controls & Devices: Percent of People Who Can Reach the Matrix Cell Indicated While Holding No Weight - Side Approach Power Chair
These data depict the reaching abilities of power chair users represented as the percentage of users expected to reach to a target location in the lateral or sideways reach direction...
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409.3.1 Power Operation
409.3.1 Power Operation....
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Locating Controls & Devices: Percent of People Who Can Reach the Matrix Cell Indicated While Holding No Weight - Forward Approach Power Chair
These data depict the reaching abilities of power chair users represented as the percentage of users expected to reach to a target location in the forward reach direction for a given...
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Flush Controls [4.16.5]
Flush Controls [4.16.5] Flush valve controls must be mounted no more than 44 inches above the floor on the wide side of the toilet so that they are within reach from the available...
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4.16.5* Flush Controls
Flush controls shall be hand operated or automatic and shall comply with 4.27.4. Controls for flush valves shall be mounted on the wide side of toilet areas no more than 44 in (1120...
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4.16.5* FLUSH CONTROLS
Flush controls shall be hand operated or automatic and shall comply with 4.27.4. Controls for flush valves shall be mounted on the wide side of toilet areas no more than 44 in (1120...
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Locating Controls & Devices: Percent of People Who Can Reach the Matrix Cell Indicated While Holding 5 lb Weight - Side Approach Power Chair
These data depict the reaching abilities of power chair users represented as the percentage of users able to retrieve and place a 5 lb object on a target shelf in the lateral or sideways...
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Full-Powered Automatic Doors and Gates [§404.3]
Full-Powered Automatic Doors and Gates [§404.3] Full-powered automatic doors and gates are often found in grocery and retail stores, hotels, and airports to ease passage with shopping...
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§ 38.23 Mobility aid accessibility
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409.3.1 Power Operation
Elevator car and hoistway doors and gates shall be power operated and shall comply with ANSI/BHMA A156.19 (1997 or 2002 edition) (incorporated by reference, see "Referenced Standards" in...
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Introduction
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Locating Controls & Devices: Percent of People Who Can Reach the Matrix Cell Indicated While Holding 5 lb Weight - Forward Approach Power Chair
These data depict the reaching abilities of power chair users represented as the percentage of users able to retrieve and place a 5 lb weight on a target shelf in the forward reach direction...
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Automatic Doors and Power Assisted Doors [4.13.12]
Low-powered doors are typically used at entries with lower levels of traffic to provide an alternative to manual doors, including revolving doors, in the same location....
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Maneuvering Clearance or Standby Power for Automatic Doors
Maneuvering Clearance or Standby Power for Automatic Doors. Section 4.13.6 of the 1991 Standards does not require maneuvering clearance at automatic doors....
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404.3.6 Break Out Opening
Where doors and gates without standby power are a part of a means of egress, the clear break out opening at swinging or sliding doors and gates shall be 32 inches (815 mm) minimum when operated...
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404.3.6 Break Out Opening
Where doors and gates without standby power are a part of a means of egress, the clear break out opening at swinging or sliding doors and gates shall be 32 inches (815 mm) minimum when operated...
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11B-404.3.6 Break out opening
Where doors and gates without standby power are a part of a means of egress, the clear break out opening at swinging or sliding doors and gates shall be 32 inches (813 mm) minimum when operated...
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404.3.6 Break Out Opening
Where doors and gates without standby power are a part of a means of egress, the clear break out opening at swinging or sliding doors and gates shall be 32 inches (815 mm) minimum when operated...
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11B-404.3.6 Break out opening
Where doors and gates without standby power are a part of a means of egress, the clear break out opening at swinging or sliding doors and gates shall be 32 inches (813 mm) minimum when operated...
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11B-404.3.6 Break out opening
Where doors and gates without standby power are a part of a means of egress, the clear break out opening at swinging or sliding doors and gates shall be 32 inches (813 mm) minimum when operated...