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Will it ever stop …?
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Airline apologizes after two blind passengers removed from a plane | CNN
Budget airline HK Express has apologized after two blind passengers alleged its crew removed them from a flight citing safety concerns, in an ordeal that left them feeling “insulted and embarrassed.”
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This is revolting. 🤢
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Another day, another incident to make the heart sink…
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The first time Linda Hood was changed on a public bathroom floor, the ground was wet.
She had soiled her clothes at a hospital, she said, but with no adult changing table to use, she resorted to lying on a sheet. Her husband helped her out of her wheelchair, swapping her clothes in the cramped space.
“And I thought, ‘this floor is filthy.’ It was…
mprnews.org
Woodbury disability advocate boosts airport accessibility nationwide
Woodbury resident Linda Hood has been advocating for adult changing tables in public restrooms for years. Recently, her efforts led to a change at the federal level that increases airport bathroom accessibility.
Great! Competition will bring about innovation!
wheelchairtravel.org
Collins Aerospace Joins Race to Add Wheelchair Space to Airplane - Wheelchair Travel
Debut of second wheelchair securement space concept kicks off dramatic race to certification and installation in the aircraft cabin.
Several Australian airports have implemented a new programme (modelled off a successful system used in the UK) to make things easier for people with hidden disabilities.
nzherald.co.nz
Australia’s major airports introduce Sunflower Lanyards for those with hidden disabilities
Five airports in Australia are stepping up to help those who need extra assistance.
Know your rights!
wheelchairtravel.org
The Police Aren't Coming, But If They Do — Prepare to Get Paid - Wheelchair Travel
It may be shocking to learn that airlines routinely threaten disabled passengers with arrest — here's how to respond if it happens to you.
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Would certainly take courage. I’d likely cave…
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I would’ve also shamed the mean flight attendant on the airline’s social media accounts, including picture of her name badge, date, time, and flight number. Then, she’d learn her lesson: Don’t mess with the disabled if you like to be employed.
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