AEROFLY Transport Chair

Why Ultra-Light Travel Mobility

The AeroFly™ is built around a magnesium alloy frame — one of the lightest materials available in mobility equipment — bringing the bare frame weight down to just 13.3 lbs. This makes it genuinely easy to lift into a car trunk, carry through an airport, or store in a closet without strain. The fold-down backrest and quick-release rear wheels further reduce bulk for compact storage, while built-in carry handles make transporting the folded chair natural and ergonomic for caregivers. Removable padded seat and back cushions provide comfort during use, and the dual braking system gives both user and attendant independent control for safe, confident outings.

Key Features

• Ultra-light magnesium alloy frame (~13.3 lbs frame / ~19 lbs with wheels)
• 250 lb weight capacity
• Folding frame with fold-down backrest for compact storage
• Quick-release rear wheels for fast disassembly and transport
• Built-in carry handles for easy caregiver lifting
• Dual braking system — user and attendant control
• Anti-tippers for added rear stability and safety
• Swing-away footrests for easy transfers
• Removable padded seat and back cushions for comfort
• 18" seat width x 16" seat depth

Benefits

• Extremely lightweight — easier to lift into cars than standard wheelchairs
• Compact folded size ideal for car trunks, closets, and travel bags
• Quick-release wheels and fold-down back reduce bulk further
• Dual braking gives both user and caregiver independent stopping control
• Anti-tippers reduce tip-back risk on uneven surfaces
• Removable cushions allow for easy cleaning and maintenance
• Modern, stylish design compared to standard hospital-style chairs

Clinical Applications

Ideal for:

• Travel use at airports, clinics, and short outings
• Users needing lightweight temporary or part-time mobility support
• Caregiver-assisted mobility as the primary use case
• Situations requiring frequent lifting, loading, and storage
• Families or caregivers managing transport in everyday vehicles
• Users who walk independently at home but need mobility support outside