Best Airline Approved Mobility Scooters

Travelling with a scooter can feel impossible. Most scooters are large, bulky, and do not have batteries that are airline approved. This is why so many companies have begun creating airline approve mobility scooters. They see that scooter users rely on their mobility equipment, and want to give them every opportunity to see the world just like anyone else. As there are a number of airline approved mobility scooters on the market, we have decided to break them down and rank them in order. We have considered price, comfort, and features when ranking these airline approved mobility scooters. But, you may be asking yourself, “What makes scooters airline approved?”.

What Makes Scooters Airline Approved?

Airline approved scooters all share one common trait. And that is their lithium-ion battery. Lithium-ion batteries allow the scooter to safely be taken onto a plane without the concert of combustion, as other batteries have. This type of battery can often be found in cell phones, laptops, and other devices. They are also incredibly lightweight, often weighing under 10 pounds. While other types of scooter batteries can weigh upwards of 50 pounds per battery and are often the heaviest part of a scooter. Airline approved scooters are also very compact in size, so they don’t offer a lot of features. But, they can be either folded or disassembled so they can fit in tight spaces, perfect for travelling. Now that you know what makes scooters airline approved, here are the best airline approved mobility scooters on the market.

1. EasyFold Scooter 2.0

The EasyFold Scooter 2.0 is our best-selling airline approved mobility scooter, and it’s easy to see why. This scooter comes with a remote control, which allows you to fold and unfold it with the click of a button. The EasyFold scooter can accommodate up to 255 pounds. It features an adjustable tiller height and angle, anti-tip wheels for added safety, and a lightweight design. In addition, when the scooter is folded it can be put into a “suitcase” mode, meaning you can pull it behind you just like a suitcase. It has a total weight of 66 pounds including the batteries.

2. ZooMe Flex

The ZooMe Flex mobility can automatically fold with a remote just like the EasyFold Scooter. It has a 300 pound weight capacity and 60 pound total weight, and it may be the best option for those who suffer from joint pain or sensitivity, as it can be folded with the press of a button and can go up to 13-mile range on a single charge.

3. Pride Go-Go Endurance Li

The Go-Go Endurance Li by Pride Mobility features a larger size compared to other scooters mentioned, and the highest weight capacity on this list at 325 pounds. This airline approved mobility scooter is equipped with feather-touch disassembly, meaning it can be broken down into five pieces. When broken down, the heaviest piece weighs just 40.75 pounds. This can be helpful if you are unable to lift heavy objects, but you can put the pieces back together. The Pride Go-Go Endurance Li also comes with an impressive Comfort-Trac Suspension, so it can make driving more comfortable.

4. Pride Go-Go Carbon

The Go-Go Folding Scooter by Pride Mobility features carbon fiber frame, weighting just 39 lbs. This makes it effortless to pick up, allowing you to travel with ease and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones. It has a 300 pound weight capacity and is designed for convenience, as the scooter folds quickly and locks into place for storage and carrying.

5. Go-Go Super Portable

Another lightweight option by Pride, weighting just 49 lbs, it features Magnetic Charge360 technology, it means that the battery charger connects to the charging port in any direction and magnetically snaps into place, illuminating to indicate a successful connection. Other features are an integrated USB port for charging your mobile devices on the go, and standing upright design when folded, with a handle for easy towing.

Wrapping Up

There are a number of great airline approved mobility scooters on the market. To make this list we have considered their comfort total weight, along with features in hopes to help you make an informed decision. If you have any questions about the airline approved mobility scooters mentioned on this list, do not hesitate to reach out at cs@mobility1st.ca or call us at 844-335-8631!