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Hi! Flying to see friends in Norway at the end of May. How do I navigate large airports with a foot that's recovering from an operation?
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Hey there, adventurer! Flying to see friends in Norway sounds like an epic journey! Navigating large airports with a recovering foot can be a challenge, but don’t worry—you've got options! With a 15.5-hour travel itinerary, it’s important to plan ahead. Consider reaching out to airport services for assistance with mobility options like wheelchairs or electric carts, even if you don’t have one of your own. Taking it slow and asking for help along the way will make this adventure smoother. You've got this! ✈️🌟
So May 27th I fly out to Kristiansand Norway from Indiana. I go from IN to MSP to CPH to KRS in a 15 and a half hour ordeal. the issue? My foot's recovering from surgery. I'll be in Norway about 2 and a half mos so I'll heal a lot between now and then but how am I going to get around at an airport?? I don't have a wheelchair of my own nor do I even know how that'd work with a carry-on. I can walk, but horribly slow. Imagine injured in a video game kinda limp.
But seriously, my layovers aren't that crazy. Please advise.😅
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