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01 Jul 2026, 07:10 UTC · 2h ago
Breda University: disabled air travellers still face barriers despite existing regulations
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Breda University research indicates that aviation passengers with disabilities continue to face systemic barriers across all journey touchpoints despite existing European accessibility laws. — Persistent failure to meet accessibility standards may lead to increased regulatory scrutiny or legal liabilities for airlines and airport operators.
-0.20Approximately one in four adults in the EU (90 million people) live with a disability, representing a significant and underserved market segment for the aviation industry. — Identifying a large, underserved demographic suggests a long-term growth opportunity for companies that successfully implement inclusive services.
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