Air Travel

The ABA’s House of Delegates approved a resolution encouraging Congress to grant disabled people the right to sue airlines for disability discrimination.

Second-class citizens: New airplane seat designs mean many disabled people will be excluded from the luxuries of first and business class.

The ACAA requires airlines to make Complaints Resolution Officials available to disabled passengers, but many CROs are not fulfilling their responsibility.

Social media "influencer" Jamie Zhu recently faked an injury to score a business class upgrade on a long-haul flight with Cathay Pacific.

The Wall Street Journal's ranking of U.S. airlines fails to consider the important data point of damage to wheelchairs and scooters. I recalculated to include those statistics.

Open-jaw airline tickets give travelers flexibility, and often make travel cheaper and more convenient on multi-city itineraries.