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American Airlines Disability Travel Assistance Review
Reduced Mobility Rights review the wheelchair assistance and disability special services policies of the largest airline in the world, American Airlines. Following the merger with US Airways on 9 December 2013, American Airlines became part of the largest airline in the world, the American Airlines Group, operating a combined fleet of 1,258 aircraft.The two airlines, which maintain individual liveries, will continue to operate different policies for at least five years. AA informs disabled passengers that policies may vary depending on which airline operates the flight…Read More
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