Flying with a Disability
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According to John Morris’ newsletter, “Some of the major accessibility improvements incorporated into phase one included the installation of an adult changing table (America’s 19th airport with an adult changing table), improved wayfinding (prominent signage with large text), a terminal-wide cane trail, a sensory room, an airside service animal…
wane.com
‘Gateway to the world:’ FWA makes strides to be more accessible
Fort Wayne International Airport consulted the operator of WheelchairTravel.org to incorporate more accessible designs at the airport.
Another day another problem…
simpleflying.com
Southwest Airlines Accused Of Damaging Wheelchair Basketball Team's Chairs Before Tournament
The carrier has since made sure disabled customers have a better experience in the future.
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https://theworldisaccessible.com/accessible-bathrooms-on-airplanes-what-are-my-options/
theworldisaccessible.com
Accessible bathrooms on airplanes – what are my options?
Concerned about how you’ll navigate needing to go to the toilet when flying with a disability? Check out these helpful tips and options that’ll hopefully make flying more accessible to …
Contentmentpond, tabifolk and Josh Grisdale2 Comments-
Hahaha, was JUST going to share this!
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If you are a regular LAX user, let us know if there is anything else to be aware of!
havewheelchairwilltravel.net
LOS ANGELES AIRPORT - ACCESSIBILITY TOM BRADLEY TERMINAL - Have Wheelchair Will Travel
We are a family sharing our travels, tips and experiences here at Have Wheelchair Will Travel. While we have a focus on travel we know that travel is a ‘sometimes’ activity for most of us, so we share our day-to-day … Continue reading
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This is my hometown/birthplace airport. It is one of 6 airports in the Los Angeles metropolitan area. The others are Burbank/Bob Hope (BUR), Long Beach (LGB), Orange County/John Wayne (SNA), Ontario (ONT), and the one with very few flights and one carrier, San Bernardino (SBD).
Keep in mind that the article is almost 5 years old. Some of the…
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A long watch, but great for those interested:
wheelchairtravel.org
Watch: Accessible Travel Chat on DOT Rules for Airlines (Part 1) - Wheelchair Travel
Watch a discussion about a DOT proposal regulating accessible air travel, and register for part 2 of this Accessible Travel Chat.
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