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MemberJosh Grisdale replied to the discussion Wheelchair assistance when connecting between different airlines in the forum Flying with a Disability 2 years ago
2 years agoReply to Wheelchair assistance when connecting between different airlines
So, they helped you off the flight and then you had to find your way to the next flight by yourself?
Some great tips for traveling with a service dog:
https://wheeliegoodtravelcompany.com/my-blog/f/taking-an-assistance-dog-abroad-on-holiday
Oops, might have been the wrong person to do this to. Thankfully it will likely help bring attention to the situation!
independent.co.uk
Disabled journalist abandoned on plane after landing at Gatwick
‘Just WHY are UK airports so consistently crap at getting disabled people off planes?’ rages BBC’s security correspondent
2022!
theguardian.com
‘It’s not the waiting, it’s the indignity’: disabled passengers tell of air travel torment
As campaigners highlight how the burden of travel chaos is falling on disabled passengers, five people describe their recent airport indignities
Not likely the first beaches you may think about, but Canada has them too! And these ones are becoming a bit more accessible –
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/accessibility-docks-fredericton-beaches-1.6504388
cbc.ca
$50K donation allows two Fredericton beaches to add accessibility features | CBC News
Morell Park and Killarney Lake Park in Fredericton are adding docks with accessible features to allow greater water access for people with disabilities, thanks to a $50,000 donation from the Fredericton North Rotary Club.
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