Mobility-impaired travelers

Date：2020-02-15 Unit：TIA

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Air travel guide

1

Parking Facilities
The airport provides designated parking spaces for people with disabilities.
Parking is free for the day for persons registered as disabled in Taiwan.
2

Walkways
Wide ramps are provided for wheelchair access to pedestrian walkways and roads.
Designated wheelchair lanes are provided on walkways to the Skytrain platforms.
Elevators and powered ramps are provided at various locations in the airport.
3

Wheelchair and Assistive Services
Wheelchair rental service is available for people with disabilities, elderly people, and pregnant women at the information counter in the Departure Hall. This wheelchair service is available only outside of the restricted area.
Please contact our information centers for rental.
Terminal 1 Information Counter in departure: +886-3-273-5081
Terminal 2 Information Counter in departure: +886-3-273-5086

Ground service personnel also provide assistance for wheelchair use, baggage carrying, and clearance services.
Should you have any needs, please contact your airline.
4

Public Telephones
Some public telephones are installed at reduced height for easy access by people with disabilities.
5

Courtesy Counters
There are courtesy counters at the bus ticketing counters to provide bus ticketing services to passengers with limited mobility.
6

Restrooms
Disabled access restrooms are available.

Passengers with Limited Mobility

Parking Facilities

The airport provides designated parking spaces for people with disabilities.
Parking is free for the day for persons registered as disabled in Taiwan.

Walkways

Wide ramps are provided for wheelchair access to pedestrian walkways and roads.
Designated wheelchair lanes are provided on walkways to the Skytrain platforms.
Elevators and powered ramps are provided at various locations in the airport.

Wheelchair and Assistive Services

Ground service personnel can assist disabled passengers during arrival and departure, with tasks such as pushing wheelchairs, carrying luggage, and passing through security, passport and customs controls.

Public Telephones

Some public telephones are installed at reduced height for easy access by people with disabilities.

Courtesy Counters

There are courtesy counters at the bus ticketing counters to provide bus ticketing services to passengers with limited mobility.

Restrooms

Disabled access restrooms are available.