Get a Row to Yourself with Alaska Airlines’ BOGO Offer
For 48 hours, take 50% off Alaska Airlines airfare! With blocked middle seats, you can get a row to yourself for the cost of one ticket.
2 Proposals for High-Speed Travel Between L.A. and Vegas
Proposals for a high-speed train and an underground tunnel for automated electric vehicles would improve travel between L.A. and Vegas.
Work-From-Home or Work-in-Vegas? Best Aria & Bellagio Rates Ever Make it Possible
Viva Las Vegas or Viva Las Office? MGM Resorts is offering its lowest-ever rates at Aria and Bellagio, with a nightly food credit included.
Only 3 Airlines Will Allow Disabled People Who Cannot Wear a Face Mask to Fly
Only 3 of the 10 largest U.S. airlines will allow disabled people with autism, cerebral palsy, PTSD, severe anxiety and other conditions to fly without a mask.
9 Cities Where Sightseeing Tourist Buses Have Resumed Operations
Tourists can take a ride on the Big Bus, which has restarted its hop-on hop-off sightseeinng bus services in 9 cities around the world.
Podcast Episode 4: Emergency Airplane Evacuations with Robin Wearley
Former flight attendant and physician assistant Robin Wearley discusses emergency airplane evacuations for disabled people and the product she invented.
What the Next Attack on Disability Rights Will Look Like
A campaign to support a rollback of ADA enforcement is already underway, and could jeopardize accessibility for disabled people in the future.
On its 30th Anniversary, A Love Letter to the ADA
The ADA marked a watershed moment in American civil rights history, promising disabled people equal access to their communities and the life of society.
You Can Now Stream Netflix’s Crip Camp Movie for Free
Crip Camp documents a groundbreaking summer camp for teens with disabilities that inspired a movement and forged a new path toward greater equality.
American Airlines, Southwest Refuse to Transport Some Disabled Passengers Until Further Notice
New airline policies suggest air travel is only essential to nondisabled people, and that the disabled can be excluded without regard for civil rights.
Historic Buildings, Accessibility and a Lesson from the Ramps of Ancient Greece
New research suggests that Ancient Greece embraced limited aspects of inclusive design at an early stage of recorded history.
