John Morris, Author at Wheelchair Travel

So Long, Airline Ticket Change Fees (Well, sort of…)

Airlines have eliminated many of the onerous ticket change fees that customers detest, but it's important to read the fine print.

WheelchairTraveling.com founder Ashley Lyn Olson discusses the accessibility of America's national parks and a dream trip to New Zealand.

Many vehicles are manufactured with knee bolster airbags, which prevent the use of hand controls and make renting a car more difficult.

In 1952, famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed a wheelchair accessible home for a paralyzed World War II veteran.

A disability advocate alleges that a city, property developer and a disability rights group conspired to sweep ADA violations under the rug.

Together, we can build a resource that will make it easy for wheelchair users to find accessible transportation wherever they travel.

Select airports in Canada are installing adult changing tables, so that all passengers can use the toilet while traveling by air.

Disabled people participating in the 2020 Accessible Travel Survey reveal when they'll be ready to travel again after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Southwest Airlines held firm to its face mask policy, stranding a 3-year-old autistic boy and his family in Texas with no way home.

This wheelchair users' guide to the Presidio of San Francisco will help you make the most of a trip to this iconic national park.