DOT CALLS FOR BOARDING ASSISTANCE DEVICES FOR 19- TO 30-SEAT COMMUTERS
The Department of Transportation Friday issued a requirement for airports and commuter airlines operating aircraft with 19 to 30 seats to provide boarding assistance devices for passengers with disabilities. The new requirements call for carriers and the airports they serve to jointly develop a plan...
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