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Do disabled passengers need government protection?
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Do disabled passengers need government protection?

A proposed new rule suggests some passengers can't travel safely and with dignity. What do you think?

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Christopher Elliott
Mar 01, 2024
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Can passengers who use wheelchairs travel safely and with dignity?

The Department of Transportation (DOT) says maybe not, and it has proposed a series of new regulations to ensure airlines can accommodate passengers with disabilities.

Is the government right?

Traveling with disabilities is a huge topic here at Elliott Confidential. We discuss it in this newsletter almost every week, and, as I was recently reminded, we're all just one accident away from being disabled.

But do we need government assistance?

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