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Can I take my Trionic Veloped on a plane?

You can bring the Veloped on any flight at no charge, as it is registered as a mobility aid. Don’t pack the Veloped, instead walk with it to the check-in counter. When checking in, tell the staff that you would like to bring your rollator into the airport (important that you say 'rollator' or 'mobility aid'). They put a tag on it, and you bring it through the security control. Right before you board the aircraft, you put the Veloped to the side and the staff then loads it into the luggage compartment of the aircraft.

If you bring some 'bubble plastic sheet' you can wrap the frame to protect it.

We recommend detaching the front climbing wheel and bringing it into the cabin as hand luggage.

If you do as described above, you can bring your full baggage allowance (20–25 kg), as the Veloped is regarded as a mobility aid and its weight is not included in your luggage. If you pack it and check it in, it will be seen as luggage (about 15–17 kg incl. carton/packaging), which limits the amount of normal luggage that you can bring.

When you arrive at your destination, you are granted assistance (wheelchair if required) in order to go from the aircraft to the baggage collection area.

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  • It is easy to use and fun.…

    I am simply thrilled with the kind person who assisted me and the Veloped, which is brilliant. My dog is happy that we can also go downhill from paved roads again. I’m going to talk about it a lot because finally there is a help that looks great and …

  • Thank you for giving freedom back to my husband…

    My husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2005 and as the symptoms progressed, his mobility and confidence to get out and walk diminished. He had been using ski-pole type sticks and although successful a few years ago, they no longer give enough …

  • Brian…

    I’m 69. Sadly, cancer attacked my spine. I lost the ability to walk, had lots of treatment at Clatterbridge Liverpool, and then home physiotherapist visits. I’m now walking slowly.

    Had several walkers, none worked for me, but this one, on the cont…

  • secure…

    I've now completed a longer journey with my Veloped and had the opportunity to test it thoroughly. We spent 14 days at the Baltic Sea. Walks on the beach and on varying pavement were no problem. Transporting it by bus was also straightforward. I don'…

  • With the Veloped, I stay in contact with other people…

    I'm simply glad to own a Trionic Veloped.

    On the other hand, people talk to me every time I use it, whether it's shopping or a stroll. People are always interested in my Veloped and see its advantages over a conventional walker, then they take pic…

  • Enthusiasm on 3... 4 wheels ;-)…

    I am also an enthusiastic user of Veloped Sport.
    Due to cancer, I had to rely on a mobility aid very early on. I also got a dog for mental and physical support. For both of us to be able to walk not only in the village but above all in nature, it w…

  • Just plain good!…

    Just plain good!…

  • The Veloped Has Changed My Life - Yippee!…

    My bicycle accident, four years ago, left me with such poor balance, that I struggled to walk with a stick. In fact, I found myself very reluctant to walk even short distances. There is the standard red rollator, something many elderly people have, b…

  • Finally more freedom of movement and safety…

    After several health challenges, I find walking difficult, especially on uneven surfaces. I hardly ever went outside anymore. I particularly missed walking in the woods. Now my family has ordered me the Veloped Sport. At last I can go for a walk out…

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