To say that ‘wheelchair for a day’ simulations barely scratch the surface of the difficulties faced by disabled people is the understatement of the century.

Wheelchair attendants, critical to ensuring accessibility for travelers with disabilities, have been particularly hard hit as relief has been delayed.

Rewards points often expire after a certain period of inactivity, but these strategies can save your airline miles and hotel points from being wiped away.

Wheelchair Travel is adding a Points & Miles category to help disabled people maximize their accessible travel through airline and hotel rewards programs.

Accessible travel news roundup: Wheelchair accessible zip line, ADA case against Uber moves forward, accessible motorbike for disabled & more.

A federal government bailout of $5.8 billion wasn’t enough for American Airlines, as the carrier announced a 25% increase in checked baggage fees.

Given the collective fear surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, airplane seat designers are developing new concepts to create isolation between passengers.

To prevent wheelchairs from being left behind, airlines must first ask why it is happening. That is a question American Airlines can’t answer.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has issued an enforcement notice to airlines, reminding them that passengers must be refunded for canceled flights.