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English Etymology From en jetway Jesus; a reference to the resurrection of Jesus and/or the miracles attributed to Jesus. Originally mainly used by aircrew and possibly frequent flyers before being popularized among the general public in 2025 through TikTok. Proper noun jetway Jesus en aviation slang derogatory A mythical figure that "heals" someone mid-flight that needed a wheelchair to board but is able to get off on their own mobility; invoked to insinuate a passenger is "faking" their disability or need for wheelchair service to board faster but not to deplane after everyone else. en https://www.yahoo.com/news/praise-be-to-the-jetway-jesus-confessions-of-a-fed-up-91489037497.html w:Yahoo News It’s a joke between wheelchair attendants and crew members. As we’re getting off the airplane, they’re all lined up with their empty chairs in the jetway as we tell them all the passengers are gone … they were “healed again.” This, folks, is known as the “Jetway Jesus.” Praise be unto him. Praise Be to the Jetway Jesus: Confessions of a Fed-Up Flight Attendant July 14, 2014 Betty https://web.archive.org/web/20250305211741/https://www.yahoo.com/news/praise-be-to-the-jetway-jesus-confessions-of-a-fed-up-91489037497.html en https://wheelchairtravel.org/jetway-jesus-airport-wheelchair-imposters-lie/ Wheelchair Travel Private Facebook groups organized by frequent flyers are filled with complaints about the large number of disabled people who delay boarding for first class passengers and elite members in airline loyalty programs. They discuss the “miracles” performed by Jetway Jesus and attempt to shame those who utilize wheelchair assistance at the airport, which is a federally-protected civil right. These accusations ring hollow and suggest a deep misunderstanding of disability. "Jetway Jesus" and the Airport Wheelchair Imposters Lie July 10, 2018 John Morris 2026-01-05 https://web.archive.org/web/20250312031421/https://wheelchairtravel.org/jetway-jesus-airport-wheelchair-imposters-lie/ en 2023-08-01 Betty N. Thesky Betty in the Sky With a Suitcase: Hilarious Stories of Air Travel by the World's Favorite Flight Attendant Simon and Schuster https://www.google.com.ng/books/edition/Betty_in_the_Sky_With_a_Suitcase/5MUeEQAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=%22Jetway+Jesus%22&pg=PT67&printsec=frontcover 9781606390184 "Now I'm not saying that everyone who orders a wheelchair is faking, but I can't begin to count the times people have boarded a plane in a wheelchair, too sick to walk on their own, but by the time we arrive they've been miraculously cured of their ailment and are among the first to stand up and get off the plane. We attribute this phenomenon to the Jetway Jesus." en https://www.entrepreneur.com/business-news/travelers-fake-disabilities-to-skip-airport-lines/501097 Entrepreneur (magazine) Entrepreneur One TikTok user called it "Jetway Jesus" healing passengers mid-flight. Able-Bodied Travelers Are Faking Disabilities to Skip Airport Lines and Some Passengers Are Not Happy About It December 19, 2025 Jonathan Small 2026-01-05 https://web.archive.org/web/20260718082234/https://www.entrepreneur.com/business-news/travelers-fake-disabilities-to-skip-airport-lines/501097 18 July 2026 Usage notes Some disability advocates have criticized the term and concept as stigmatizing and ignorant of the differing needs and experiences of different disabilities. en alliterative compounds