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Yes, many travel mobility scooters are airline-approved and suitable for air travel. However, it’s important to check with your airline before flying, as rules may vary. Most airlines require the mobility scooter battery to be removed before boarding. Travel scooters typically use sealed, airline-safe lithium or gel batteries, making them convenient for frequent travelers.

While powered wheelchair insurance is not legally required, it is strongly recommended. Insurance can protect you against theft, accidental damage, and third-party liability, giving you extra peace of mind when using your electric wheelchair in public spaces.

When selecting the best power chair, consider factors such as: Your weight and seating requirements Daily travel distance and terrain (indoor, outdoor, or mixed use) Portability and whether you need a folding or transportable power chair Battery life and charging options Customizable seating, comfort, and support features We recommend visiting one of our authorised mobility retailers for a free assessment or product demonstration to ensure you choose the right power chair for your lifestyle.

In the European Union, mobility scooters can often be purchased without VAT (Value Added Tax) if certain conditions are met. VAT exemption is intended to make essential mobility aids more affordable for people with disabilities.

You may be entitled to VAT exemption if:

• You have a chronic illness or disability that affects your mobility.

• The scooter is purchased for your personal and domestic use only.

• You can provide a declaration or medical evidence confirming your eligibility (the exact proof required depends on the country).

Please note:

• VAT exemption does not apply if the scooter is bought for temporary injury, short-term use, or resale.

• Rules and documentation requirements can vary by EU member state, so always check the local regulations before purchase.