If a disabled person is traveling by airplane and cannot enter the airplane or buckle the seatbelt without assistance, what does the Air Carrier Act require from the airline?

The Air Carrier Access Act requires airlines to provide assistance with boarding and with getting seated, including help fastening a seatbelt when needed. It does not require the airline to provide special adaptive seating, assign an employee to sit beside the passenger, or issue a ticket for another flight. Therefore, the correct choice is that an airline employee assist the person in preparing to take off.

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