Check in at Adelaide Airport

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   Upon arriving at Adelaide Airport, proceed to the relevant check-in desk. For people using wheelchairs, some check-in desks have been lowered to allow easier access. Adelaide Airline staff will explain the process and location for transferring you to one of their wheelchairs which is suitable for the aisle of the aircraft. Several check-in desks have a Counter Hearing System (C H S) installed. The C H S unit can be used both by people who wear hearing aids and those who have a hearing impairment but do not wear hearing aids. The CHS unit consists of an amplifier, microphone, audio loop, telephone handset and input connector for walkman headphone usage. These designated counters are fitted with an audio loop for people who wear hearing aids with a “T” switch fitted (telecoil). Sound waves from the speaker’s voice going into the microphone are changed into an electric current, amplified and then sent through the coil, which emits a magnetic field into the immediate area. The field is picked up by the “T” switch when turned on, amplified, and converted back into sound. Alternately, the telephone handset can be used for listening or the user can use a “walkman” style headphone by plugging it in. Please ask airline check-in staff for assistance.

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