Watch: Interview with Air 4 All Visionary Chris Wood
Wheelchair Travel Founder John Morris interviewed Chris Wood to discuss a new seating concept that will allow power wheelchairs to be secured in the aircraft cabin.
Heartbreaking: Airline’s Negligence Led to Wheelchair User’s Death
A disability rights activist died from complications from injuries she sustained when an airline destroyed her custom power wheelchair.
Exploring California’s National Parks with the Wheelchair Accessible Winnebago Inspire RV
Take an inside look at a wheelchair accessible RV with this review of the Winnebago Inspire, a Class-A motorhome for people with disabilities.
Aircraft Interior Designer Unveils Plan for Wheelchair Space on Airplanes
A London-based design studio has partnered to develop a wheelchair securement system that could be coming to an airplane cabin near you.
Top 5 Places to Eat in Fort Myers, Florida [2021 Edition]
Find top-rated eats, freshly caught seafood, Grade-A steaks and delicious BBQ at the best restaurants in Fort Myers and Sanibel Island!
Airbnb Experiences: Affordable Wheelchair Accessible Tours, Activities & Photo Shoots
Airbnb Experiences are unique tours and activities offered at an affordable price in cities around the world — many are wheelchair accessible!
America is Re-opening: 10 Wheelchair Accessible Places to Visit Once You’re Fully Vaccinated
America is reopening, and travel demand is heating up. These are the 10 wheelchair accessible cities you should visit this summer.
What It’s Like to Fly with a Disability During the Pandemic [UPDATED]
I've traveled across the USA and to Brazil during the COVID-19 pandemic, taking 20+ flights as a disabled person who uses a power wheelchair.
11 Airports in the USA That Have Adult Changing Tables
Some airports in the United States are installing adult changing tables, so that every passenger can use the bathroom while traveling.
Pat Yourself On The Back: You’re Paying the Deposit on the Accessibility of the Future
By courageously facing down obstacles that were meant to exclude them from society, disabled people earned the right to design the much more accessible world that we enjoy today.
