Got "Bordrollstuhl"?

By Scott on August 14, 2009 10:12 AM | 0 Comments

In the never-ending quest for the proper linguistic tools for travel I have been introduced to a very basic item of German vocabulary - Bordrollstuhl - the narrow wheelchairs that airlines use to get passengers down the aisles.

Here, mostly in German, are some of Kay Macquarrie's postings on the topic at Recht auf Klo:

http://www.rechtaufklo.de/?tag=bordrollstuhl

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