Most airlines provide advance seat assignments. There are two types of seating methods to accommodate individuals with disabilities for carriers that provide advance seat assignments:
However, some airlines do not provide advance seat assignments.
Note: DOT requires its written concurrence if airlines wish to use a different method of providing seating assignment accommodations for passengers with disabilities.
Airline Disability Seating Methods
| Airline | Block | Priority | Other |
| Aero Mexico | X | ||
| Air Canada | X | ||
| Air France | X | ||
| Alaska | X | ||
| Allegiant | X | ||
| American | X | ||
| British Airways | X | ||
| Delta | Combination | ||
| Emirates | X | ||
| Endeavor | X | ||
| Envoy | X | ||
| Frontier | X | ||
| Hawaiian | X | ||
| Horizon | X | ||
| JetBlue | X | ||
| Lufthansa | Blocked -Economy, Priority – Business/First Class | ||
| Mesa | X | ||
| PSA | X | ||
| Qatar | X | ||
| Skywest | X | ||
| Southwest | Preboarding | ||
| Spirit | X | ||
| Turkish Airlines | X | ||
| United | X | ||
| VivaAerobus | |||
| Volaris | X |