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In this episode of the Morale Monologue, I discuss my frustrations with flying for wheelchair-users. I talk about the FAA regulations regarding safety, and not being able to travel on a plane in my wheelchair.
This is an issue that many of us with disabilities have to deal with. It’s time that those of us in chairs have the same abilities and freedoms as able-bodied individuals.
Please let me know your thoughts. Thank you.
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Thanks for making this video!
As you know, I had an unfortunate experience flying to and from California for the conference this year. The airline employees dropped my chair three separate times, which of course caused severe damage. I got it mostly repaired today, but we’re still waiting on a few parts.
The crazy thing is that airlines don’t save any money, because they’re the ones paying for repairs. I was trying to explain it to a friend the other day, but it still blows my mind.
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Thanks for addressing this issue. It grinds my gears like nothing else.
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