John Morris interviewed Michele Erwin and Alan Chaulet of All Wheels Up, an advocacy group focused on achieving wheelchair securement spaces on airplanes. Continue Reading
The proposed Assisted Air Travel Act suggests new regulations for disability-inclusive air travel that could be adopted worldwide. Continue Reading
With a new presidential aircraft currently under construction, the government can do what commercial airlines won't by adding accessibility features to Air Force One. Continue Reading
The Canadian Transportation Agency says that airlines must swap-in larger aircraft to transport passengers' wheelchairs and mobility devices. Continue Reading
Is JetBlue's Mint business class seat the world's most inaccessible airplane seat? I tested it out on a flight from Boston to Los Angeles. Continue Reading
Airlines frequently damage wheelchairs, but even when a power wheelchair is dropped, they can't be trusted to inform passengers. Continue Reading
After a federal judge shot down multiple attempts to exclude eyewitness testimony, the parties reached a settlement agreement in less than 24 hours. Continue Reading
Delve deeper into the allegations against United Airlines and five causes of action brought by the family of a seriously injured disabled passenger. Continue Reading
Until a wheelchair space in the aircraft cabin becomes a reality, airlines can reduce the risk of damaging wheelchairs with these innovative tools. Continue Reading
United Airlines committed to install Braille signage across its entire mainline fleet by 2026, a small step to make airplanes more accessible and inclusive of blind travelers. Continue Reading
A unique partnership between American Airlines and The Landline Company brings wheelchair accessible connecting bus service to Philadelphia. Continue Reading
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has published a final rule for wheelchair accessible lavatories on single-aisle aircraft with 125 seats or more. Continue Reading