Roundup: Articles From Around the Web
Here are some posts from around the web that I thought you may find interesting. Let me know if there is anything good I missed. Email me anything awesome that you find, or write, at Mark@milestomemories.com.
Articles
Embarrassing, Uncomfortable and Risky: What Flying Is Like for Passengers Who Use Wheelchairs – NY Times
It is sad after all these years they haven’t come up with better ways to handle passengers with wheelchairs. I couldn’t even imagine the struggle that it is to fly with a disability. And to entrust an airline with something so vital, and expensive, as a wheelchair. Truly scary when you think about it.
USPS is raising rates on packages during the holiday season – Washington Post
The best option for shipping stuff for the holidays, if you can do it, is to have the store ship it directly. I still use USPS for most of my stuff since they are still often the cheapest, although not always the most dependable.
SWITZERLAND TRIP REPORT PART 1: MURREN, SCHILTHORN, ALLMENDHUBEL AND PARAGLIDING – Miles for Family
Switzerland looks stunning, somewhere high on my list for sure.
Conclusion
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The only way they can actually allow wheelchairs to travel better is to make aisles wider and remove seats. Nothing else actually makes
Much of a difference. But both of these are non-starters.
I feel like they could set up seating for people with disabilities or wheel chairs like they do in every other public space. But airlines wouldn’t want to potentially give up that seat / revenue etc. So another non start unfortunately.