GAO Report: Number of Airline Disability Complaints Rising
An extensive review of airlines by the Government Accountability Office has found that disability-related complaints are on the rise,…
What Airlines Won’t Tell You About Preboarding for Disabled Passengers
Last month, I pointed out disabled passengers’ right to preboarding as one of the 3 Most Violated Accessibility…
Meet Me in Chicago at the 2017 Abilities Expo
The Abilities Expo is one of leading events for people with disabilities, held each year in numerous cities…
Celebrating Loyalty in Travel at the 2017 Freddie Awards
In 1972, United Airlines launched the world’s first frequent flyer program. American Airlines, British Airways and Delta Air…
Meet Charlie ‘Tin Man’ Lucas, Who Turns Junk into Art
Charlie Lucas is a world-renowned artist, known for turning scrap metal from the junkyard into powerful sculptures that speak…
3 Civil Rights Lessons from Selma, Alabama
The history of the African American civil rights movement in Selma, Alabama can guide the disability community in building a successful movement for access and equality.
Visiting Capitol Hill with the Amputee Coalition
Over the past decade, a growing interest in social equality has spread throughout American society. Previously marginalized groups have marched, protested…
At JetBlue Airways, Customer Service is Proactive
Last week, I needed to fly from Dulles Airport in Washington, D.C. to JFK Airport in New York City. Only two…
Hotel Review: Park Hyatt New York
The luxurious Park Hyatt New York offers 5-star ADA accessible hotel rooms with a roll-in shower.
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