AAir Travel New DOT Leadership, the Shadow Precedent and the Future of Accessibility Policy byJohn Morris Secretary Pete is out, and former Congressman Sean Duffy is (nearly) in — here’s what that means for accessible travel advocacy. Read More
Read More TTravel Inspiration 2024 Accessible Travel Year in Review: Top 10 Trips to RememberbyJohn Morris Reflections on a year of accessible travel that saw this wheelchair user take 100+ flights, visit 13 countries and experience many firsts.
Read More AAir Travel DOT Announces “Landmark” Expansion of Accessible Air Travel Rights for Wheelchair UsersbyJohn Morris The USDOT released a final rule requiring airlines to meet higher standards for accommodating wheelchair users and disabled passengers.
Read More AAir Travel DOT Levies Largest-Ever Fine for Disability Discrimination Against American AirlinesbyJohn Morris American Airlines was hit with the largest fine for disability rights violations in American history — $50 million. Why did it take so long?
Read More WWheelchair Travel Newsletter Truck Drivers, Millionaires and the Fast Food Joint I Frequent AbroadbyJohn Morris When we travel, we open ourselves to experiences and people of all kinds — and, more often than not, we're left better for it.
Read More AAir Travel Timeline for Wheelchair Space on Airplanes Taking ShapebyJohn Morris Statement suggests USDOT approval for wheelchairs in the aircraft cabin is just around the corner, with regulations to follow.
Read More HHotels Wheelchair Accessible Room at Hilton Garden Inn Paris Orly AirportbyJohn Morris The Hilton Garden Inn Paris Orly Airport has wheelchair-friendly hotel rooms and roll-in showers, with convenient access to Metro Line 14.
Read More WWheelchair Travel Newsletter The Olympic Village, Medical Tourism and a Perfect FlightbyJohn Morris My most wheelchair-friendly flight experience in Europe, and not wanting to be left out of Olympians' trial of medical tourism.
Read More AAir Travel Lipstick on a Pig: New Tag Won’t Fix Wheelchair Handling Woes at American AirlinesbyJohn Morris American Airlines said its new luggage tag for wheelchairs would improve the disabled passenger experience, but there is no evidence of that.
Read More TTransportation Lyft Access Trial Concludes, Verdict Weighs on JudgebyJohn Morris Arguments concluded last week in the case of Harriet Lowell et al. v. Lyft, Inc. and, prior to…
Read More NNews & Events Destination’s 10-Year Tourism Plan Prioritizes Accessibility, Sets ExamplebyJohn Morris Visit Fort Wayne unveiled a Tourism Master Plan that weaves accessibility into each objective, setting an example for other destinations to follow.