; and (2) be able to successfully demonstrate the each of following skills in hands-on training sessions before being allowed to board or deplane a passenger using an aisle chair or other boarding device: (A) How to safely use the aisle chair, or other boarding device, including the use of all straps, brakes, and other safety features. (B) How to assist in the transfer of passengers to and from their wheelchair, the aisle chair, and the aircraft’s passenger seat, either by physically lifting the passenger or deploying a mechanical device for the lift or transfer. (C) How to effectively communicate with, and take instruction from, the passenger. (c) Considerations In conducting the rulemaking under subsection (a), the Secretary shall consider, at a minimum— (1) whether to require air carriers and foreign air carriers to partner with national disability organizations and disabled veterans organizations representing individuals with disabilities who use wheelchairs and scooters in administering and auditing training; (2) whether to require air carriers and foreign air carriers to use a lift device, instead of an aisle chair, to board and deplane passengers with mobility disabilities; (3) whether air carriers and foreign air carriers should be required to use their own personnel instead of contractors for boarding passengers with limited or no mobility