DOT Rule Extends Disabled Rights To Some Foreign Flights
The U.S. Transportation Dept. has issued a final rule that explains how it will apply the U.S. law’s airline access rights for disabled travelers to foreign carriers, apparently ending more than three years of contentious debate over the issue. The new rules will apply to a foreign carrier’s flights...
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