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Accessibility Complaint Decision
Air Transat voluntarily refunded the airfare of a woman whose accessibility needs had not been properly dealt with on a flight in 2000. more...
Airlines Must Pay Hearing Costs
Regarding its decision allowing disabled persons to travel with a necessary attendant at no extra fare, the Canadian Transportation Agency awards costs to the applicants. more...
As part of the "one person - one fare" decision, Canadian airlines cannot charge extra to passengers who need more space because of a disability - including obesity. more...
The Canadian Transportation Agency rules that severely disabled persons may fly with a personal care attendant at no extra charge. Obese persons may have extra room. more...
Accessible Transport in Sydney
The 131500 Transport Infoline is a phone and internet information service for public transit in Sydney, Australia. A new accessible travel planner is being tested. more...
Wheelchairs at Copenhagen Airport
One of the most pleasant airports anywhere, Denmark's Copenhagen Kastrup Airport features an open, welcoming design with easy access for those with limited mobility. more...
The Canadian Transportation Agency will hear oral submissions from Air Canada and WestJet on October 29, 2007 concerning medical oxygen. The public may attend. more...
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By: Monica Guy
Access to public transport in Paris is not easy for older and disabled travellers and for wheelchair users. Tips on accessible travel in and around Paris. more...
By: Monica Guy
Accessible travel around Europe by rail and ferry is getting easier for older and disabled people, especially since new EC regulations on access to rail travel. more...
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