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When Airlines Tell You How to Get Between Gates, Blind Travelers Should Be Next

Ted Tahquechi sits at an airport gate with his guide dog Fauna. Fauna, a black Labrador wearing a brown leather guide harness with a white handle, sits calmly beside him. A gate sign and airport seating are visible in the background, with a suitcase nearby as they wait to board.”

Picture the classic connection sprint. You land, the seatbelt sign dings off, and the cabin turns into a polite-but-competitive sport. Overhead bins pop open like toaster ovens. Somebody in 12C is already standing even though the door is still closed (a tradition as old as aviation itself). Your phone buzzesRead More …


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