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Josh Grisdale started the discussion Wheelchair tie-downs in airplanes… again in the forum Flying with a Disability 3 years ago
Wheelchair tie-downs in airplanes... again
So, I came across this article:
And I feel I have seen a dozen others like this in the past. As a wheelchair user with…
U.S. Government: Airlines Must Waive Face Mask Rule for Disabled Passengers
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U.S. Government: Airlines Must Waive Face Mask Rule for Disabled Passengers - Wheelchair Travel
A new order from the CDC requires airlines to grant face mask exemptions to disabled people who cannot wear a mask due to their disability.
Thought this was a thought-provoking article. Here in Japan we often look poorly upon people who don’t follow the rules, and since it is definitely a mask-wearing culture, not wearing a mask can mean getting stares…
https://wheelchairtravel.org/disabilities-that-could-make-wearing-face-masks-impossible/
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List of Disabilities that Could Make Wearing a Mask Impossible - Wheelchair Travel
Despite the countless stories about nondisabled people using the ADA to get out of mask mandates, there are many disabled people who cannot wear a mask.
If you are interested, you can get your own CARES harness or ADAPTS sling from All Wheels Up!
https://www.travelawaits.com/2560906/all-wheels-up-addressing-air-travel-accessibility/
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How All Wheels Up Is Working To Make Airplanes More Wheelchair Accessible
Through their Fly Safe Today program, the disability advocacy group is giving away devices that aim to make air travel easier on wheelchair users.
And another one..
https://thepointsguy.com/news/united-emotional-support-animals/
thepointsguy.com
United becomes the final 'Big 3' airline to ban emotional support animals
Hoping to bring an emotional support pup or kitty or miniature horse on your next flight? It’s time to officially cross United off the list, unless your companion creature has been “specifically trained to assist people with disabilities.” Last month, … Continue reading
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