Which code indicates that the passenger requires assistance for standing?

The code that indicates a passenger requires assistance for standing is WCHR. This code is used to denote that a passenger can walk but may need assistance from the gate to their seat and vice versa. It is specifically for those who are able to stand and walk, but require some support during the boarding and disembarking process.

Understanding this code is important for airlines and airport staff to ensure that appropriate assistance is provided. It helps to facilitate a smooth travel experience for passengers who may have some mobility challenges but do not need a wheelchair service to travel within the airport.

The other codes represent different levels of assistance or specific needs. For instance, WCHS indicates that a passenger requires wheelchair assistance for the entire journey, which is more comprehensive than the assistance needed by someone designated as WCHR. Other codes, such as WCBD and WCAP, refer to different categories pertaining to specific needs or conditions that do not directly relate to a passenger needing assistance for standing.