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Yes, I met the owner a few years ago – really nice guy. Haven’t heard from him lately, so not sure what effect the pandemic had on his business…
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Interesting, never heard of them. Do you know if they have an accessible vehicle for wheelchair users that need to stay in their wheelchair?
Not to be (too) evil, but I am always a little bit happy when this happens to influencers – because the blowback against the airline is amplified):
independent.co.uk
TV presenter says £5,000-worth of wheelchair damage caused by BA is ‘an assault’
TV presenter Sophie Morgan says £5,000-worth of damage caused by BA to her wheelchair is ‘an assault’
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I live in fear of this happening to me. I also ran into this very inspiring article today, but I did also note that her biggest “area of improvements” lies with the airlines. It should NOT be this hard…
https://www.cnn.com/travel/article/traveling-the-world-as-a-wheelchair-user/index.html
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2 for the price of 1! 😒
https://abc7ny.com/2-travelers-say-their-wheelchairs-were-lost-on-same-united-airlines/12756070/
abc7ny.com
2 travelers say their wheelchairs were lost on same United Airlines flight
Two travelers said United Airlines lost their wheelchairs after taking a flight with the carrier earlier this week.
Hope these changes will quickly be adopted and put in place!
disabilityinsider.com
New guidance to improve travel experience for passengers with disabilities
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) announced new guidance to assist airlines and handling agents to transport mobility aids safely and efficiently and improve the travel experience for passengers with disabilities.
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