Yes, in most cases.  The main challenge is entering and exiting the glider.  If they can be helped in or out and can be buckled into a standard seatbelt with no restrictions, we can accommodate them.  However, there simply is no room in the cockpit for unsecured medical items such as an oxygen tank or medical devices.  If you or a relative or friend who is disabled wants to take a glider ride, contact us with specific questions and we’ll do our very best to accommodate them.