Ambulatory passengers are described as

Ambulatory passengers are described as

• A. able to board, move about, and deplane from an aircraft unassisted or with very little assistance
• B. unable to board without major assistance
• C. in a wheelchair at all times
• D. requiring oxygen for movement

Answer: (A)

Ambulatory describes passengers who can walk or move about the cabin without significant help. They can board the aircraft, move to their seat, access the lavatory, and deplane with little or no assistance. This contrasts with those who need a wheelchair or substantial help, or who must have oxygen or other support to move. So the description that fits ambulatory is someone who boards, moves about, and deplanes unaided or with minimal assistance.

Ambulatory describes passengers who can walk or move about the cabin without significant help. They can board the aircraft, move to their seat, access the lavatory, and deplane with little or no assistance. This contrasts with those who need a wheelchair or substantial help, or who must have oxygen or other support to move. So the description that fits ambulatory is someone who boards, moves about, and deplanes unaided or with minimal assistance.