Air Travel

Airlines are required by law to provide for the “timely return of passengers’ wheelchairs,” but often fail to do so. Learn about the causes of the delay, and what airlines should do to fix it.

At the 15th Annual TSA Disability Coalition Conference, the Transportation Security Administration listened closely to feedback and criticism on airport security for travelers with disabilities.

The Air Carrier Access Amendments Act has been introduced in the U.S. Senate and needs your support to bring equality to air travel for people with disabilities!

An extensive review of airlines by the Government Accountability Office has found that disability-related complaints are on the rise,…

Last month, I pointed out disabled passengers’ right to preboarding as one of the 3 Most Violated Accessibility…

In 1972, United Airlines launched the world’s first frequent flyer program. American Airlines, British Airways and Delta Air…

Last week, I needed to fly from Dulles Airport in Washington, D.C. to JFK Airport in New York City. Only two…

In March, the United States banned electronics larger than a cell phone on flights from eight countries in…

How to request wheelchair assistance and what to expect when traveling with a disability on Qatar Airways flights.