Airports: Yes, it is a longer walk to the gates…
November 17, 2024
If it seems to you that every trip you take by air is proceeded and followed by a marathon walking experience, you’re not alone and
If it seems to you that every trip you take by air is proceeded and followed by a marathon walking experience, you’re not alone and
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The airline, working with a disability advocacy group, is working to change how passengers with mobility devices travel
New rules have been proposed to improve airline and airport handling of passengers’ wheelchairs and other assistive devices
United is taking the lead among U.S. airlines in addressing persistent problems of lost, damaged or delayed mobility devices
The EU executive moves toward creating a common identifier for persons entitled to accommodations
New regulations will mandate accessible lavatories on single-aisle planes, but it will be years before it’s fully implemented
If it seems to you that every trip you take by air is proceeded and followed by a marathon walking
Delta and regulators are moving forward on plans for a seat that can accommodate passengers in their own wheelchairs
An AI-based accessibility app is adapted to helping visually-impaired hotel guests manage a variety of situations
Paris and its region are promising to make public transport fully-accessible, but it will be a long and expensive process
Some travel suggestions for people using a wheelchair — to help improve their trip experience (sponsored content)
The airline, working with a disability advocacy group, is working to change how passengers with mobility devices travel
New rules have been proposed to improve airline and airport handling of passengers’ wheelchairs and other assistive devices
United is taking the lead among U.S. airlines in addressing persistent problems of lost, damaged or delayed mobility devices
The EU executive moves toward creating a common identifier for persons entitled to accommodations
New regulations will mandate accessible lavatories on single-aisle planes, but it will be years before it’s fully implemented