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How Airports Can Make Travel More Accessible for Flyers with Disabilities

A recent report from the Department of Transportation (DOT) showed that complaints from flyers with disabilities have more than doubled since before the pandemic. In response, the DOT announced a "Bill of Rights" to help people understand their protections under federal law including the Americans with Disabilities Act. The article, "How airports can make travel more accessible for flyers with disabilities" discusses what some airports are doing to improve the flying experience of individuals with disabilities.

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How Airports Can Make Travel More Accessible for Flyers with Disabilities

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