For passengers needing assistance to board the aircraft, which service code is used?

The service code "WCHR" is specifically designated for passengers who require assistance boarding the aircraft but are capable of walking to their seat. This code indicates that the passenger needs support, such as help with navigating the airport or boarding the aircraft, but does not need a wheelchair during the flight itself.

This code is essential for airlines like Ryanair to effectively manage their services for passengers with reduced mobility. It helps staff to prepare in advance and ensure that appropriate assistance is available at the airport.

Other codes serve different purposes: "WCHS" is for those who need assistance but are unable to walk, "WCLB" is intended for passengers who require help at the boarding gate, and "WCAP" typically refers to those who need an ambulance transport service. These distinctions are important in providing the right type of assistance based on each passenger's specific needs.