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Sad this is needed, but glad to see new procedures being implemented…
travelweek.ca
WestJet is doubling down on its commitment to accessible travel with three new service enhancements for guests travelling with mobility aids.
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I hope it actually works!
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Pleeeeeeeassssseeeeee let this come soon!
wheelchairtravel.org
Delta Wows with Updated Wheelchair Seat, Lavatory for Airplanes - Wheelchair Travel
Explore the updated wheelchair securement space for airplanes from Delta Flight Products, unveiled at the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Germany.
All this accessibility AND cookies?! Let’s go!
https://thepointsguy.com/news/sweetest-and-most-accessible-airport/
thepointsguy.com
The sweetest airport wants to be the most accessible airport too - The Points Guy
Indiana's Fort Wayne International Airport (FWA) is prioritizing accessibility and giving out free cookies.
Do you feel airlines are prepared to help you evacuate in an emergency?
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Senator Duckworth "not at all confident" she could safely evacuate airplane - Wheelchair Travel
U.S. Senator and wheelchair user Tammy Duckworth accused the FAA of overlooking disabled people in airplane emergency standards and testing.
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I understand the feeling. Though I think the emergency evacuation at Haneda this New Years involved someone with a disability… so… maybe? 💦
Being carried down a set of air stairs in a wheelchair is really not the Instagram post most users want to go viral, but for Tori Lacey, that’s what happened.
usatoday.com
Her 'moment of panic' went viral. She hopes it helps others in her situation.
Tori Lacey said it was scary and unsafe for airport workers to have to carry her down the air stairs, especially when jet bridges were available.
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Had that been me, I would’ve filed a complaint with the airline, airport, and the contractor that provides the special assistance and tagged them on social media. They need to know we won’t put up with this. There’s no reason, knowing there was a passenger who used an aisle chair, they couldn’t have reassigned this flight to a gate with a jetway.
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I am crying with her. I am all for creative solutions but this is not it.
While I am not in a wheelchair full time, stairs are very difficult for me even with assistance. One of our flights didn’t land on a jetway gate once and the staff saw the mortified look on my face so they offered me the option to get lifted down on the platform for the…
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