Examples of Disability-related SSR Codes
- BDGP - Blind or vision impaired passenger travelling with a guide dog and requires no assistance.
- BDGR - Blind or vision impaired passenger travelling with a guide dog and requires a walker to and from the terminal to the aircraft.
- BLND - Blind passenger
- BLDP - Blind or vision impaired passenger travelling alone without a sighted companion and requires no assistance.
- BLDR - Blind or vision impaired passenger travelling alone without a sighted companion: that requires a walker to and from the terminal to the aircraft.
- BLSC - Blind or vision impaired passenger travelling with a sighted companion and requires no assistance.
- DMAA - passenger with an intellectual disability who is able to understand and respond appropriately to safety instructions and does not require a Personal Care Attendant, but does require a walker to and from the terminal to the aircraft.
- DPNA - Disabled Passenger with intellectual or developmental disability needing assistance.
- DEAF - Deaf passenger
- ESAN - Customer traveling with an emotional support animal
- MAAS - Meet And Assist in need of assistance with baggage claim and/or connecting gate; can be suffixed with BLIND or DEAF
- MEDA - Medical Assistance (oxygen)
- PPOC - Customer traveling with an approved portable oxygen concentrator
- SVAN - A Customer traveling with a service animal
- WCOB - Wheel Chair On Board - passenger requires on-board/in-flight Assistance
- WCHR - Wheel Chair to Ramp - passenger can ascend/descend steps and make own way to/from cabin seat, but requires wheelchair for distance to/from aircraft
- WCHS - Wheel Chair to top of Steps - passenger is able to walk but unable to ascend or descend stairs
- WCHC - Wheel Chair in Cabin - passenger is paraplegic/quadriplegic, requires an on-board wheelchair and must be carried to/from cabin seat
- WCMP - passenger is traveling with manual power wheelchair
- WCBD - passenger is traveling with dry cell operated wheelchair
- WCBW - passenger is traveling with wet cell operated wheelchair
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