Services for disabled passengers Sample Clauses

Services for disabled passengers and persons with reduced mobility A disabled person (hereinafter 'PRM') is defined as a person who cannot move easily or freely or who requires assistance. Reservations and tickets are offered to PRMs under the same conditions as all other passengers. It is the responsibility of the PRM to indicate in writing, at the time of booking or advance purchase of the ticket, their specific requirements for accommodation, seating, services requested or the need to carry medical equipment. For any other assistance, PRMs must inform the carrier at least 48 hours before departure and present themselves at the terminal at the assistance counter or other agreed meeting place at least 2 hours before the scheduled time of travel. If the passenger has indicated at the time of booking that he or she is a PRM, the Commissioner is informed of this via the check-in system and by e-mail from the on-shore office so that he or she can organise the necessary reception and assistance throughout the journey, from the moment of embarkation to the moment of debarkation. Assistance to the PRM is provided by the Commissioner assisted by a team of people trained to provide the best assistance. The Commissioner shall indicate on the ship’s plan the cabins in which PRMs will be accommodated and shall give a copy to the Master. On-board crew responsible for assisting PRMs are identified by a white/blue armband bearing the word ASSISTANCE. The on-shore ticket office, which carries out the check-in, gives PRMs boarding with their own vehicle a sticker to affix to the vehicle. If the PRM prefers to go directly to the service area in front of the embarkation pier to carry out the fast check-in, they can make themselves recognisable by switching on their hazard lights and/or by placing an A4 sheet on the dashboard with the wording PRM, which it received during the booking process as an attachment to the ticket. Upon arriving on board, these vehicles are directed to the parking areas designated for them, located near the lifts or the reserved cabin. Ports of debarkation are also informed in advance of the presence of a PRM, but, before arriving at the destination, the Commissioner informs the agent of any need for shore transport. In case of emergency, special attention/assistance is given to PRMs by dedicated staff. Specific, suitably equipped cabins are provided for the transport of PRMs. Dedicated PRM seats are reserved and indicated in the seating areas and at bars and restaurants. Dedicated ...
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