Can You Fly with a Collapsed Lung?
Because the risk of a collapsed lung worsens at high altitudes, most doctors want you to wait weeks before flying after experiencing pneumothorax.
How to Simplify Special Needs Air Travel
These travel tips for disabled flyers or those with mobility issues can help ensure that your next flight goes safely and smoothly.
Airplane Travel Hacks for Seniors
These travel hacks for seniors can make travel much safer and more enjoyable, whether you travel domestically or internationally.
How to Find Long Distance Transportation Services Near Me
People have choices on the type of long distance transportation they need, including car services, non-emergency medical transport and emergency transport.
Winter Air Travel Checklist
Many people “fly south” for the winter, but if your travel plans involve going in the reverse direction, this packing list will help.
Can I Travel with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)?
Having Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) does not mean you cannot travel, but it’s helpful to follow these tips, including hiring a flight nurse if needed.
Limited Mobility Holiday Travel
The holidays present more challenges for disabled travelers because of bigger crowds, but these tips can help make holiday travel easier to manage.
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