Mobility scooters

I use my Smartie all the time for cruises and anywhere I have to walk.
It folds up at the touch of a button and unfolds as well.
It weighs with the battery about 24k

Have you looked at the 'Luggie' (sp) it folds to suitcase size and is recommended for air travel.

Google monarch self folding scooter

I had the luggie before, but much prefer the smartie

If you look up Mobility aids in Yellow pages , you should find an advert, but it’s probably better to contact your local council or help the aged or occupational therapist possibly through your Drs surgery etc, prices can vary so you need professional advice, best wishes

A lot also depends on your H's weight because I believe some will only take eg up to 110kgs. It is usually in very small print. I have only seen them advertised on channel 22 Ideal World but you could google on line. Better as others have indicated to get expert help.

www.ridc.org.uk/

Great independent site which will give you lots of info about what's available and what each sort can do .

I use a larger scooter but have a hoist fitted in the car and it lifts it in , in one piece for me. I travel extensively , often on my own when I worked and never had a problem on planes etc.

Thank you everyone for the very helpful advice.
He's not particularly heavy Charliegirl. We've been looking on line at the Luggie and the Smartie. As far as I can make out, the Luggie seems to fold smaller.
Nanaandgrampy, I will check out the website you suggest.
Thanks again.

We recently faced a similar situation and found that compact, foldable mobility scooters are ideal for small living spaces and travel. Models like the TopMate ES41 or similar lightweight designs are particularly useful—they fold easily, fit in car trunks, and are suitable for shopping trips or airport navigation. I recommend checking weight capacity, battery range, and airline compliance if travel is a priority. Fellow users may also suggest brands based on personal experience, so you're in the right place to ask.

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I don’t want to spell it out but I know that many members will know what I mean.