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,…
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…
What the Electronics Ban Means for Air Travelers with Disabilities
The Department of Homeland Security has issued a ban of electronics on flights to the United States, raising questions for wheelchair travelers.
Photo Essay: 2014 Umbrella Movement in Hong Kong
The Umbrella Movement (also recognized as the Umbrella Revolution) was a series of sit-in street protests organized by pro-democracy…
2016 Freddie Awards: Takeaways for the Wheelchair Traveler
A disability travel report from the 2016 Freddie Awards in Las Vegas, where the best loyalty and rewards programs in the travel industry were recognized.
After Brussels, Lessons For The Wheelchair Traveler
A recent string of terrorist attacks in Europe and the United States present challenges that are unique to travelers with disabilities and wheelchair users.
