skills/accessible-travel/SKILL.md

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name: accessible-travel
description: Verify end-to-end travel feasibility for mobility equipment, transfer assistance, allergies, medical devices, or medication storage. Use for focused accessible-travel questions or when explicitly invoked as a hard-constraint track; for complete trips, return pass/fail findings to vacation-planner.
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# Accessible Travel

Treat accessibility, severe dietary needs, medical equipment, and medication logistics as hard feasibility constraints, not weighted preferences. Read [feasibility-chain.md](references/feasibility-chain.md).

## Intake before research

Capture exact equipment dimensions and weight, battery type/removability, charger voltage/adapter needs, turning radius, transfer method and assistance/equipment, bathroom and bed needs, traveler ages/rooming, user-provided medication temperature limits, cooler/monitor needs, dietary cross-contact severity, and precise timing language such as whether a 9:00 departure floor applies to every local-time segment. Clarify whether "direct" means nonstop. When the user limits daily activities, ask what counts as a scheduled commitment.

Do not give medical advice. Use the traveler's label, clinician, or pharmacist instructions as the source for medication conditions.

## Feasibility gate

Verify the continuous chain: airline and aircraft handling, boarding/transfer, ground vehicle, hotel entrance/elevator/room/bathroom, route surfaces and gradients, attraction access, toilets, charging/rest points, food fallback, and medication cold chain. Record exact measurements and source/date when dimensions matter. Marketing labels such as "wheelchair friendly" are insufficient.

Classify each critical link pass, fail, or unknown. Unknown or incompatible critical links cannot appear in the recommended configuration. If verification cannot be completed, provide a provisional research brief and contact checklist instead of a bookable itinerary.

Count scheduled commitments against any user cap using the agreed definition, show the count for every day, and keep flexible ideas explicitly unscheduled.