Specially-Abled British Journalist Forced to Crawl on LOT Polish Airlines Flight Due to Lack of Onboard Wheelchair
A specially-abled British journalist faced humiliation on a LOT Polish Airlines flight from Warsaw, forced to crawl across the cabin floor to use the toilet due to the airline's lack of onboard wheelchairs.
British journalist Frank Gardner, a war correspondent who lost his legs in a 2004 attack, faced a humiliating situation on a LOT Polish Airlines flight returning from Warsaw. Gardner was informed by the crew that the airline did not provide onboard wheelchairs, leaving him with no option but to crawl across the cabin floor to use the toilet. Gardner, a prominent BBC journalist, took to social media to express his outrage, calling the airline's policy discriminatory toward disabled passengers. The incident highlights the ongoing challenges faced by disabled travellers and raises questions about airline accessibility standards. LOT Polish Airlines has yet to comment on the incident. London Shocker: Man with Facial Disfigurement Asked to Leave Restaurant for 'Scaring Customers'.
British Journalist Forced to Crawl on LOT Polish Airlines
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