I really miss my job I was also a wheelchair assistant it was a great time with great people how I enjoy my work I didn't think that it's my job I always thought that it's my responsibility as a human being and God chose me for this great work but suddenly because of covid I lost my job which is really sad for me

How many person a day as a wheelchair attendant

🤕🤕🤕🤕 at DIA I had my own chair and after getting out of plane my chair was just outside of the doorway, it looked like some lady was trying to get in it because they couldn't find her chair, I got in mine and was pushed up the ramp and out to the desk boarding area and left there. No one came back for me and after only getting a half of small cup of water and no meal on either one of my flights, I was starving and thirsty. So I usually take A-train home and ride transportation often, but I wanted to get food first there was lots of people that morning 4/24 and not much room to navigate so got in walkway as usual. as I got on it felt like it was faster than normal and I tried to lean forward more and instead I fell backwards and hit my head and back really hard 4 days later I'm still in pain and had to wait 3 days for my baggage that was lost a 2nd time. I have filed a claim via email since Air Canada never responded until yesterday via email. no in person reps have reached out and I was hung up on 3 times after I fell no one helped me expect other nice passengers and a nice waitress she called for medical and Air Canada and nothing. I am considering a claim with CTA as well. Since Air Canada is passing the buck at Orbitz and Vice Versa. They also lost my bag on arrival at YUL as well. I lost work because of this incident.

In one flight we will be having 120 Request so you want to recruit 120 staff or minimum 60 staff to handle one flight

So after pushing the passenger you should thank them😂.for what?