Swiftair

Wet-lease / ACMI operator: the CONTRACTING airline's accessibility policy applies, not Swiftair's. Swiftair's own PASSENGER page says it "operates passenger aircrafts, including the ATR 72 under its Operating License" and works "Operating ACMI, Wet Lease, Damp Lease and Full Charter"; its About page describes a company "offering both freight and passenger transport" that "provides support to the day/overnight networks of passenger airlines and Integrators", with 47 aircraft (B737, ATR, EMB120, Metro). Nothing on swiftair.com mentions wheelchairs, mobility aids, reduced mobility or batteries — hence no_public_policy rather than partial. IMPORTANT SECOND-HAND FINDING (deliberately NOT written into any policy value): the Swiftair PASSENGER page presents UEP!FLY (Balearic Islands, created 2021, Palma/Ibiza/Menorca) as its passenger operation and gives info@uepfly.com and 900 533 862 as the contact. UEP!FLY is a separate legal entity, UEPFLY, S.L. Its own general conditions of carriage (PDF, Spanish, section 'c) Personas con Movilidad Reducida (PMR)') state that special needs must be notified at least 48 HOURS in advance (by web form, travel agency, the 900 533 862 line or an airport sales office), and that UepFly will carry FREE OF CHARGE guide dogs and emotional-support animals in the cabin, medical equipment and UP TO TWO MOBILITY DEVICES PER PERSON, provided the 48 h notice is given, cabin space allows and dangerous-goods law is met; walking sticks may be carried as hand baggage unless metal-tipped; groups should book a month ahead. UEP!FLY publishes NO watt-hour figure and no wheelchair dimension or weight limit. Those figures belong to UEP!FLY, not to Swiftair, so they are recorded here in notes only. A traveller booked on a Swiftair-operated flight should read the policy of whichever airline sold the ticket.