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Civil Aviation Authority updates rules for disabled travelers
The Civil Aviation Authority has announced the issuance of new regulations to protect the rights of persons with disabilities during air travel. These regulations are accompanied by comprehensive measures to ensure the rights of travelers with disabilities, including free assistance services, a ban on charging fees for medical devices, and requiring airlines to carry assistive devices and equipment at no cost. They also permit the transportation of service dogs. The implementation of these regulations will officially begin on December 1, 2026. The measures aim to improve access and services within airports, provide complaint mechanisms and compensation rights for affected travelers, align with international aviation standards, and ensure the rights of persons with disabilities while enhancing their travel experience.
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