Luggage, pets & accessibility
Skis, bikes, oversized bags, pets, mobility needs and travelling with extra care.
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- Patients
Oxygen Concentrators and Medical Equipment in the Car
Oxygen concentrators and similar medical devices need space, and sometimes power. What to declare when booking and what to expect honestly.
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- Pet owners
Pet Carriers in the Car: Sizes and Requests
Small pets in carriers need floor or seat space, and it has to be requested first. How to describe the carrier so the right car turns up.
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- Amputee travellers
Prosthetics and Mobility Aids on Arrival
Travellers with prosthetics may need extra time and space getting in and out of the car. A short note before you fly is all it takes.
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- Parents
Rent the Cot and Stroller in Stockholm Instead of Flying Them
A cot, high chair and stroller fill the boot and push families into a bigger car. What renting locally changes, and how it affects the booking.
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- All travellers
Repacking at Arlanda After Overweight Baggage
An overweight bag at check-in means repacking on the spot, which eats real time and floor space. How to plan for it before you even leave for the airport.
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- Sensory-sensitive travellers
Sensory-Sensitive Travellers: Quiet Rides
After a loud terminal and a long flight, some travellers need a quiet car more than anything else. How to ask for one when you book.
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- Assistance-dog users
Service Animal, Luggage and Space
An assistance dog needs floor space of its own, alongside passengers and luggage. How the rule works and how to plan the car.
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- Skiers
Ski Bags by Length: Which Car Takes Them
One ski bag, two, or a family's worth: a length-by-length guide to which vehicle category actually has room for them.
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- Para-athletes
Sports Wheelchairs and Handbikes
Travelling with a day chair plus a sports chair or handbike means two pieces of equipment, not one. How to describe both when you book.
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- Water sports travellers
Surfboards, Kayak Paddles and Long Items
A surfboard or a set of kayak paddles may simply not fit any car in a regular fleet. How to measure, ask honestly, and get a real answer before you book.
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- Tall travellers
Tall Travellers: Legroom After a Long Flight
A cramped economy seat is bad enough without a cramped back seat afterwards. Which vehicle categories actually give a tall traveller room.
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- Cyclists
Tandem and Cargo Bikes
A tandem or a cargo bike is longer than almost anything else travellers ask us about, and honestly, it rarely fits. What to check before you book.
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- Collectors
Transporting Fragile Items and Artwork by Car
Framed artwork, ceramics or anything genuinely fragile needs a note and some thought about packing before the ride, not just a hopeful boot placement.
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- Parents
Travel System or Umbrella Stroller: What Fits Best
A full travel system takes the space of a large case; an umbrella stroller barely registers. How to count either one in luggage units.
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- Carers
Travelling After a Stroke: Planning the Ride
One-sided weakness changes which side of the car and which seat actually works. What to tell us so the ride is planned, not improvised.
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- Dog owners
Travelling with a Large Dog
A large dog needs a crate or real floor space, and it has to be requested before you book — here's how to describe what you're bringing.
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- Scooter users
Travelling with a Mobility Scooter
Mobility scooters vary hugely by model — some fold, some don't, and weights differ a lot. What to share so we can confirm a car before you rely on it.
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- Carers
Travelling with a Relative Living with Dementia
Planning a calm, predictable arrival at Arlanda when you're travelling with a relative living with dementia — what to book, what to note, and why crowds matter.
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- Wedding couples
Travelling with a Wedding Dress or Suit Bag
A wedding dress or suit bag has to travel flat, not folded into a boot with everything else. How to choose a car with the right space.
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- Travellers with chronic illness
Travelling with Chronic Fatigue or Pain
Planning an Arlanda arrival when energy and time on your feet are limited — from pickup point to what to note in advance.
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- Anglers
Travelling with Fishing Rods and Gear
Rod tubes and tackle bags are long rather than heavy — how to note them so the car that meets you actually has room.
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- Diabetic travellers
Travelling with Insulin and a Medical Cooler
Insulin and other temperature-sensitive medication need to stay cool and upright during the ride — how to note it so the trip goes smoothly.
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- Reduced-mobility travellers
Walking Frames, Crutches and Sticks in the Car
A rollator, crutches or a stick need boot space and a driver who's ready to help getting in. What to note before you book.
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- All travellers
What Counts as a 'Large' Suitcase?
The luggage-unit system explained simply: how to classify your bags as 'large' or 'cabin' and choose the right vehicle category.
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