New UK guidance and an Australian discrimination case highlight an important principle: assistance dog access should be considered from the perspective of the disabled person and their right to equal access.
A blind passenger travelling with her guide dog experienced repeated difficulties at Heathrow Terminal 3 security. This report highlights the barriers she faced, the action taken by EGDF, and the positive improvement that followed.
Clarification on EU pet passport rules confirms that travel between Great Britain and the EU remains challenging for guide dog users.
Guide dog users face growing barriers travelling between Great Britain and the EU, with rising costs, complexity, and reduced independence.
This report highlights the street barriers guide dog users still face, from pavement parking and street clutter to poorly designed public spaces.
Senior Members of Parliament have described accessibility on public transport in...
Assistance dogs are a core part of disability support Assistance dogs play a vital...
Air travel is often described as one of the great freedoms of modern Europe. It...
Nearly 7 in 10 people with disabilities consider that they are discriminated...