Accessible travel highlights from the Florida Museum, and a conversation that could mark a big change for disabled airline passengers.

Secretary Pete is out, and former Congressman Sean Duffy is (nearly) in — here’s what that means for accessible travel advocacy.

Reflections on a year of accessible travel that saw this wheelchair user take 100+ flights, visit 13 countries and experience many firsts.

The USDOT released a final rule requiring airlines to meet higher standards for accommodating wheelchair users and disabled passengers.

Greetings from Florida this holiday season, and thoughts on the DOT's newly released final rule for accessible air travel.

American Airlines was hit with the largest fine for disability rights violations in American history — $50 million. Why did it take so long?

Although an illness has forced a last-minute holiday trip cancellation, I still have a lot to say about accessible travel.

When we travel, we open ourselves to experiences and people of all kinds — and, more often than not, we’re left better for it.

Statement suggests USDOT approval for wheelchairs in the aircraft cabin is just around the corner, with regulations to follow.