Flying with a Disability
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The flying with a disability group is here to ensure that all those living with a disability can... View more
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The flying with a disability group is here to ensure that all those living with a disability can travel freely, comfortably, and confidently. Here, you can engage with a dynamic and supportive group of individuals who understand the challenges and nuances of flying with a disability.
We covers a wide range of topics that include advice on navigating various airports, tips on checking you wheelchair or mobility device, and the latest news on airline policies and services. You can also share personal experiences, exchange stories, and ask any questions you may have about flying in a wheelchair or with a mobility device.
Members are encouraged to share practical solutions and innovative ideas to make air travel a smooth and pleasant journey for everyone. We believe that disability should never be a barrier to exploring the skies. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or preparing for your first flight, our group is here to empower your journey. We can’t wait to welcome you aboard!
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WheelchairTravel.org Founder John Morris interviews the Michele Erwin and Alan Chaulet, the President and Vice President of All Wheels Up, to discuss the group’s recent Global Forum on Wheelchair Accessible Air Travel and the progress achieved in the pursuit of a wheelchair securement space on…
schroth-sensei, Accessible Japan and Josh Grisdale1 CommentWow… posts like this makes me feel like this might actually happen!
wheelchairtravel.org
Recap: All Wheels Up Global Forum on Wheelchair Accessible Air Travel - Wheelchair Travel
All Wheels Up hosted its 4th annual Global Forum on Wheelchair Accessible Air Travel, which attracted advocates and industry representatives.
While not new information necessarily, it is great to see this topic discussed in large publications.
thetimes.co.uk
I use a wheelchair — how will I find my first flight in 11 years?
I knew, as I sat at the departure gate eyeing up my big, shiny plane on the tarmac, the journey facing me was going to be challenging and very possibly humiliating. I was nervous. I hadn’t flown for yonks
Has anyone used this tool yet? It is good that they also offer discounts for more expensive routes if your wheelchair doesn’t fit.
usatoday.com
United Airlines' new tool will let you know if your wheelchair will fit on your flight
United Airlines will introduce a tool to help wheelchair users pick the most accessible flights, as well as improvements in addressing mishaps.
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Hopefully, they will go down after the airlines put more effort into it!
thrillist.com
Disability-Related Complaints Against Airlines Surged Almost 200% Post-Pandemic
It's a troubling increase.
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