How are passengers with temporary loss of leg/s categorized?

Passengers with a temporary loss of leg/s are categorized as requiring a wheelchair for ramp assistance because this classification acknowledges their difficulty in mobility while ensuring they can safely board and disembark from the aircraft. Utilizing a wheelchair allows these passengers to navigate the boarding process with ease, particularly in situations where there may be stairs or a ramp involved in accessing the aircraft.

It's important to understand that the need for a wheelchair directly addresses the need for assistance without imposing additional restrictions on the passenger's ability to fly. While some may require additional support or services, such as assistance from airline staff or the option to reserve a specific type of seating, the key consideration for those with temporary mobility challenges is that they can still travel if appropriate assistance is provided. The additional requirements or limitations noted in other options do not apply universally to all passengers with temporary mobility issues.