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Senior Traveler Layover Checklist

Mobility assistance, medication management, and pacing strategy for a layover that doesn’t leave you exhausted before the second flight. Built around how airport assistance actually works, not general travel advice.

Know this before you fly: wheelchair and mobility assistance through the terminal comes from your airline, not TSA. TSA Cares (855-787-2227) only covers the security screening portion — call at least 72 hours ahead if you need extra support there. Book airline assistance separately, ideally when you first book your flight.
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This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Airport and airline accessibility policies can change — always confirm current requirements directly with TSA Cares and your airline before travel. Some links may be affiliate links.