; and (2) be able to successfully demonstrate each of the following skills in hands-on training sessions before being allowed to handle or stow a wheelchair or scooter: (A) How to properly handle and configure, at a minimum, the most commonly used power and manual wheelchairs and scooters for stowage on each aircraft type operated by the air carrier or foreign air carrier. (B) How to properly review any wheelchair or scooter information provided by the passenger or the assistive device manufacturer. (C) How to properly load, secure, and unload wheelchairs and scooters, including how to use any specialized equipment for loading or unloading, on each aircraft type operated by the air carrier or foreign air carrier. (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 wheelchair manufacturers, national disability and disabled veterans organizations representing individuals who use wheelchairs and scooters, and aircraft manufacturers, in administering and auditing training