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We now have luggage carts available to assist you with your luggage.  Please return carts to the front of the terminal building when you are finished so that other passengers can use them.  THANK YOU!

        Airline Info - contact information, flight schedule...1-800-943-5436

        Security Procedures - when to be here, what not to bring...

        Consumer Information

FAA Traveler Briefing - travel and safety tips including what to wear, carry-on baggage, child safety seats, exit row seating, dealing with unruly passengers and use of cellular phones, laptops and computers.

U.S. Department of Transportation Aviation Consumer Protection Division - publishes an air travel consumer report

Airline Quality Rating - annual study of the performance and quality of the 10 major airlines in the United States from the University of Nebraska Aviation Institute

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        Information for Travelers with Special Needs

           People with Disabilities (PWD)

From the FAA Fact Sheet, prepared by the FAA Office of Civil Rights:

People who use wheelchairs and other assistive devices may be asked to cooperate in security searches of these devices.  Just as there can be no discrimination against people with disabilities, there can be no compromise to the commitment and enforcement of safety and security standards in the aviation community.

Service animals and assistive devices such as walking canes, once inspected to ensure prohibited items are not concealed, are permitted on board an aircraft.  Personal wheelchairs and battery-powered scooters may still be used to reach departure gates after they are inspected to ensure they do not present a security risk.

For general information and inquiries on the air traveler with a disability the following web sites, email addresses and contacts have been identified:

  • For airline or airport problems, contact the Customer Relations or Consumer Affairs office of that airline or airport.

  • US Department of Transportation email address to register your concern about airline service when experiencing air travel service problems concerning accommodations or services that must be provided to passengers with disabilities. airconsumer@ost.dot.gov

  • Federal Aviation Administration web site for general information for the air traveler with a disability. www.faa.gov/acr/access.htm