Many airports make wheelchairs available in their terminals and can have someone meet you upon your arrival at the airport to assist you in getting to your flight. This is usually handled by the individual airlines, but it can also be a service of the airport; check their website and see if there’s a section for “Special Needs” passengers (you can often find it by using the website’s search function and typing in wheelchair. )

For getting through the airport itself, trying calling the airport information kiosk or customer service desk first. For getting onto and off of your flight, call the individual airline and discuss your needs at least 7 days in advance of your departure. When airline reps are made aware this early, they can arrange to pre-board you long before other passengers and give you any assistance you need both before and after your flight. Also remember to do this in reverse, that is, touch base with the airport about getting to your flight home.

Hope this helps!

Si