I had a business trip to Austin, Texas this past April and I was a little nervous. I hadn’t traveled by plane with my chair for quite awhile. The last time (10 years ago) I arrived fine but my chair somehow got a bent rim. Off to the airport I went. After checking in and checking in my chair on to my gate and down the jet-way I went to my seat, right up-front (the joy of flying South West, people in chairs go on first and sit up front).
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