Which passengers require special assistance because of a disability?

• A. Differently abled passengers
• B. VIP passengers
• C. Unaccompanied minors
• D. Non-revenue passengers

Answer: (A)

Special assistance is for travelers who have a disability that affects their ability to travel independently, such as mobility, vision, hearing, or cognitive needs. These passengers may need help with check-in, boarding, getting to their seat, handling mobility aids like wheelchairs or oxygen, and communicating with crew. Because of that, the one described as differently abled best fits this requirement, since the focus is on disability-related support.

Other groups described aren’t defined by disability. VIP passengers may request extra comfort or privacy, unaccompanied minors require supervision regardless of disability, and non-revenue passengers aren’t traveling for revenue and aren’t specifically defined by needing disability-related assistance.