Drive AeroFly™ Ultra-Lite Wheelchair Grey/Blue 20" x 16" (250 lbs)

Why Ultra-Light Travel Mobility

The AeroFly™ uses a magnesium alloy frame to achieve a bare frame weight of just 13.3 lbs — significantly lighter than standard aluminum or steel wheelchairs — making it genuinely easy to lift into a car trunk, carry through an airport, or handle on daily outings. The wider 20" x 16" seat provides added comfort and lateral space compared to standard 18" chairs. Quick-release rear wheels and a fold-down backrest further reduce the folded size for compact storage. Built-in carry handles make transport ergonomic for caregivers, and the dual braking system gives both user and attendant independent stopping control. The Grey/Blue removable padded cushions add a modern, polished look alongside everyday practicality.

Key Features

• Ultra-lightweight magnesium alloy frame (~13.3 lbs frame / ~19 lbs total)
• Wide 20" x 16" seat for added comfort and lateral support
• 250 lb weight capacity
• Quick-release rear wheels for fast disassembly and compact transport
• Foldable frame with fold-down backrest for minimal storage footprint
• Dual braking system — user and attendant control
• Anti-tippers for added rear stability and safety
• Built-in carry handles for easy and ergonomic caregiver lifting
• Removable padded seat and back cushions in Grey/Blue

Benefits

• Extremely lightweight — easier to lift into vehicles than standard chairs
• Compact folded design fits easily in car trunks and storage spaces
• Wide 20" seat provides more comfort than standard 18" wheelchairs
• Quick-release wheels and fold-down back reduce transport bulk further
• Dual braking allows both user and caregiver independent stopping control
• Anti-tippers reduce tip-back risk on uneven surfaces
• Modern Grey/Blue finish stands out from standard institutional designs

Clinical Applications

Ideal for:

• Travel use at airports, clinics, appointments, and daily outings
• Users needing lightweight portable mobility in a wider seat size
• Caregiver-assisted transport as the primary use case
• Occasional or part-time wheelchair users
• Families or caregivers managing transport in everyday vehicles
• Users who walk independently at home but require support outside