The Rights on Flights campaign is driving change in accessible air travel. The proposed Assisted Air Travel Act could create a safer and more enjoyable experience for disabled passengers in the UK, with potential for worldwide application. And the campaign is gaining traction
Television presenter and disability advocate Sophie Morgan has created a documentary, in which she sends a group of disabled travellers undercover to expose the injustices – and consequences – of inadequate service experienced when flying. This trailer shows a little of what’s to come on Monday 22nd. As Sophie says, “It’s a hard watch at times. but a necessary one”
Europe-based low-cost carrier, easyJet, has launched the Assisted Travel Advisory Board (EATAB), an initiative formerly known as the easyJet Special Assistance Advisory Group (ESAAG), and has added some big names to the Board
TV presenter Sophie Morgan, founder of ‘Rights on Flights’, shares information and aspirations about how the campaign can increase the safety and comfort of air travel for disabled passengers
