Q: How To Report Wheelchair Damaged During Flight

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French Visitors To the U.S. Told To Keep It Cool

Tho we admired Charles Boyer and his amorous ways many years ago, recent instructions from Paris tell their citizens not to emulate him when they travel in America.

The advice includes being aware of drinking restrictions, slower driving speeds, stormy weather and “to adopt a reserved attitude toward those of the opposite sex.” Today, Monsieur Boyer would be restricted to just offering his platonic friendship to Hedy Lamarr.

Q: How To Report Wheelchair Damaged During Flight

I travel with cane and wheelchair. After a recent trip, the wheelchair came out of the baggage chute with broken wheels. I got in line to complain at the airline desk, but it was so busy I gave up and left the airport. What do I do now? MLM, Denver CO

A: Notify the airline with all the facts as soon as possible by email and/or phone. Further, register your complaint with the Department of Transportation online or written mail. The agency requires a written response by the airline to you and DOT.

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