Wheelchair Accessible Lavatory on Delta’s Airbus A220
An inside look at the new Airbus A220 at Delta Air Lines, which has a wheelchair accessible lavatory.
Air Travel
Wheelchairs with Lithium-ion Batteries: Can They Fly?
The definitive guide to regulations concerning air travel with a lithium-ion powered wheelchairs and mobility devices.
5 Takeaways from the IATA Global Accessibility Symposium
The International Air Transport Association is a trade association representing 296 member airlines around the world. The organization…
This is Why Wheelchair Users Prefer Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines is the most consistently popular air carrier among wheelchair users. I assembled a group of disabled travelers to find out why.
Compensation Clinic: Airline Left My Wheelchair Behind
The Compensation Clinic is new blog series focused on the issues disabled travelers face, how they are resolved and what compensation is provided.
First Class for the Wheelchair Traveler: Luxury or Necessity?
3 benefits travelers with disabilities receive when flying in First & Business Class. The extra space can be the difference between travel or staying home.
Delayed Flight? The Airline May Owe You Cash Compensation
If you’ve experienced a flight delay of 3 hours or more on a flight to or from Europe, you may be eligible for cash compensation of up to $650.
New Guidelines for Airplane Aisle Chairs May Improve Access
The Access Board has proposed new guidelines for the design of airplane aisle wheelchairs, used to help passengers move between the seat and lavatory.
Everything You Need to Know About Wheelchair Handling at American Airlines in One Photo
Inadequate training, disordered priorities and negligence are on display in this photo of American Airlines taking unnecessary risks with a wheelchair.
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