1,404 views around the world Airports accessibility services at 10 major airports CANADA Airports and accessibility information – services available for visitors with a disability Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec. Major airports in Canada in alphabetical order. Accessibility information and/or services availableContinue Reading
1,496 views around the world AUSTRALIA Wheeleez to the rescue! AUSTRALIA’S renowned Royal Flying Doctor Service has teamed up with all-terrain wheelchair supplier and preferred Wheeleez® importer Beachwheels Australia A heart-warming collaboration, giving dying people and their families and friends the opportunity to visit their favorite beach or other off-road special place one last time.Continue Reading
2,357 views around the world UNITED STATES, BOSTON – guest blog Indignity, and the will to keep going An article published in 2016 in the Boston Globe By correspondent Carol Steinberg Carol Steinberg publishes her articles at the Boston Globe. This article was published in 2017 and republished in OctoberContinue Reading
1,903 views around the world A series of 4: Accessibility is a bare necessity. Part 4: TIME MANAGEMENT Accessibility is a bare necessity – a series in ‘Awareness First’ 4: TIME MANAGEMENT In a series of 4, we will share some tips and insights. How easy it can be toContinue Reading
1,328 views around the world A series of 4: Accessibility is a bare necessity. Part 3: TECHNICAL – OUT OF ORDER Accessibility is a bare necessity – a series in ‘Awareness First’ 3: TECHNICAL In a series of 4, we will share some tips and insights. How easy it canContinue Reading
5,685 views around the world Come fly with me – extensive online airport websites research. INTERNATIONAL Enjoy your holiday – up we go A holiday abroad starts at the airport For people using a wheelchair or people who travel with their assistance dog, a visit to the airport can beContinue Reading
1,898 views around the world Fun for all – sensory spaces – in airports and other public places UNITED KINGDOM Hidden disabilities and travel For those with sensory processing disorders it can be difficult to transition back to air travel. These ‘hidden disabilities’ often lead to greater anxiety and discomfortContinue Reading
