United Airlines has consistently proven to be a leader in ensuring advanced accessibility and has continued to innovate over the past few decades to make the inflight experience as seamless as possible for those with disabilities. On 28 March, the carrier took yet another step forward in its pursuit, launching a new digital tool targeted at improving the booking and passenger experience for those traveling with wheelchairs.
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