For decades, air travel has been a relatively stressful experience for those traveling with a disability. Where domestic, or transatlantic, crowded airports, long queues, luggage restrictions, and inflexible seating policies have all made flying a pain for those with mobility issues, leaving many to consider just staying home instead.
However, these days, when you are flying with a disability, there are more choices than ever. Airlines have made great strides in making air travel comfortable and seamless for everyone, including those with reduced mobility.
However, some airlines are better than others – while one might offer free use of mobility aids, another might not. So, before clicking “book”, it is a good idea to review the reputation of the airline you’re considering, especially concerning how they handle those with specific needs.
To assist you in your research, in this article we present the best airlines for disabled passengers and the most important things to consider when flying with a disability.
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