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Ranking the U.S. Airlines Most Likely to Damage Your Wheelchair (2026)
Data from the DOT's Air Travel Consumer Report includes insights on airline wheelchair damage from the 2025 calendar year.
First Look: Airplane Lavatory with Adult Changing Table
The "Metamorphic Lavatory" concept is large enough to fit a full-sized power wheelchair and features an adult changing table.
Airbus Wheelchair Securement System Becomes First to Fly
The Airbus Airspace U Suite, tested in the air last month and demoed at the Aircraft Interiors Expo, could be the future of air travel for wheelchair users.
This Wheelchair Traveler is Forced to Buy 5 Seats on Every Flight
The law says airlines can't discriminate against disabled travelers, but that's the norm for one Wheelchair Travel reader.
Review: Wheelchair Accessibility of American Airlines Flagship Business Class Suite Boeing 787-9 (Dallas to Brisbane)
Accessibility review of the Flagship business class suite on an American Airlines Boeing 787 plus accessible lavatory, inflight dining and more.
Review: Wheelchair Accessibility of Royal Air Maroc Boeing 787 Business Class (Casablanca to London)
Wheelchair accessibility review of Royal Air Maroc Boeing 787 business class from Casablanca to LHR plus accessible lavatory, inflight dining and more.
Despite DOT Rollbacks of Consumer Protections, Airline Wheelchair Damage is Still Covered
The Department of Transportation's pause on the December 2024 rule to improve access to air travel is disappointing, but it is not a disaster.
WCRTG: The SSR Code Airlines Desperately Need
A new special service request code could improve wheelchair users' flying experience, and help airline staff get on the same page.
Compensation Clinic: Airline Denied Preboarding and Left Wheelchair in Rain
The Compensation Clinic is a blog series focused on the issues disabled travelers face, how they are resolved and what compensation is provided.
Next-Generation Aisle Chair is Ready for the Skies
Airchair II has more than an updated design — it brings new safety and comfort features that meet USDOT requirements.
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