Do you have a disability and use a wheelchair or motorized scooter when traveling through airports? PBS NewsHour wants to hear from you.

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In July 2021, 834 wheelchairs and scooters were damaged by airlines — an average of 27 per day, according to a Department of Transportation study. Disability advocates want this to change and are asking for legislation to prevent more damage.

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Do you have a disability and use a wheelchair or scooter?

No, I do not have to use a wheelchair or scooter

Have you traveled within the last two years via airplane?

Yes

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noHow did the airline respond when you booked a flight and requested assistance based on your mobility and use of a wheelchair or scooter? Describe your experience.

Was your wheelchair or scooter damaged before, during or after the flight?

Yes

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If yes, how did the airline attempt to remedy the situation?

BWhat is your name?

What is your age?

What is your gender and your race/ethnicity?

How would you like us to describe your disability?

You may be contacted for this story. What is your preferred email address and phone number? *

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