Wheels Up Blog

Driving to Thanksgiving or holiday gatherings with a mobility scooter? How to make sure it fits your car, load and strap it down safely, protect the battery, use your parking placard out of state and get into family homes with steps.

How to charge, store and protect a lithium mobility scooter battery through freezing winters and hot summers, including hot-car risks, long-term storage and warning signs to stop using a battery.

JetBlue rules for flying with a mobility scooter in 2026: lithium battery limits, the 150% rule, cargo door sizes by aircraft and the refund most travelers never claim.

American Airlines rules for flying with a mobility scooter in 2026: lithium and gel battery limits, what to carry into the cabin, airport steps and your rights if something goes wrong.

United Airlines rules for flying with a mobility scooter in 2026: battery limits, what changed on united.com, whether your device fits, and your rights if it is damaged.

The federal rules behind every U.S. airline, battery limits for six major carriers, notice periods and forms, cargo door sizes and your rights under the Air Carrier Access Act.

Delta rules for flying with a mobility scooter in 2026: lithium and gel battery limits, the 48-hour notice and form, airport steps and your rights if something goes wrong.

Alaska Airlines rules for flying with a mobility scooter in 2026: the rule that gets devices refused, full battery limits, aircraft cargo door sizes and what to expect at the airport.

Royal Caribbean, Carnival and Norwegian mobility scooter rules compared: where your scooter must live onboard, cabin door widths, device limits and battery checks before you book.

Southwest Airlines rules for flying with a mobility scooter in 2026: battery and watt-hour limits, removal and cabin carriage, spare batteries, size limits and the cargo door.

Will your mobility scooter battery fly? What a watt-hour is, where the 100 and 160 Wh numbers come from, and which rule actually applies to mobility-device batteries.

How to fly with the ZiiLIF R3b: why it meets airline battery rules, what UN38.3 means, when to remove the battery and what to tell your airline before you fly.