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She was using a motorized wheelchair to get on and off MATA buses ... “It is just like Christmas when I was a kid. That’s the way I feel in my heart,” she said. Hunter said this restored ...

The 2024 rule made mishandling wheelchairs a violation of the federal Air Carrier Access Act. American, Delta, JetBlue, Southwest and United declined to comment, referring requests to Airlines for ...

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Major U.S. airlines are seeking to overturn a sweeping set of Biden-era rules that offered consumer protections to passengers with disabilities — including people who depend on wheelchairs ...

The rule, issued last year by then–Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, made mishandling wheelchairs an automatic violation of the federal Air Carrier Access Act. The lawsuit, filed this ...

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Australia will finally see its successful Steelers return home after a long absence to play in a new, high profile Wheelchair Rugby World Challenge for the next three years. Adelaide will host the ...

Kensington Palace shared four portraits drawn by Catherine, Princess of Wales, and her three children – George, Charlotte and Louis – in a social media post on Monday. The drawings were posted ...

particularly wheelchair users. American Airlines Group Inc., Delta Air Lines Inc., JetBlue Airways Corp., Southwest Airlines Co., and United Airlines Holdings Inc. joined the industry group ...

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