Page 5 - Mark Riccobono News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

United becomes first US airline to add Braille to aircraft cabin interiors

CHICAGO, IL.—United became the first U.S. airline to add Braille to aircraft interiors yesterday, helping millions of travelers with visual disabilities more easily navigate the cabin independently. According to the

United statesDan spooneMark riccobonoDepartment of transportationOlympics service ambassadorNational federation of the blindAmerican association of peopleUnited business resource groupSpecial olympicsAmerican council of the blindCustomer serviceLinda jojoNational federationAmerican councilBest placeDisability inclusion

United adds Braille to aircraft interiors to assist visually impaired passengers

United adds Braille to aircraft interiors to assist visually impaired passengers
guampdn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from guampdn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

United statesMark riccobonoAmerican council of the blindNational federation of the blindCustomer officer linda jojoNational federationAmerican councilBlind president mark

United Becomes First U S Airline to Add Braille to Planes

United Airlines will implement tactile and accessible signage for seating and bathrooms across its fleet before 2027.

United statesMark riccobonoChris danielsenUnited airlinesTurkish airlinesAmerican council of the blindNational federation of the blindDepartment of transportationDelta air linesNational federationAmerican councilDelta flight productsAir carrier access

IDEAS: United Introduces Braille to Improve Aircraft Cabin Accessibility

IDEAS: United Introduces Braille to Improve Aircraft Cabin Accessibility
skift.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from skift.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

United statesMark riccobonoAmerican council of the blindNational federation of the blindLinda jojoNational federationAmerican council

Staying safe in the summer heat

Temperatures are high at tourist destinations across the world, and with summer travel still in full swing, millions of vacationers are at risk of everything from sunburn to heat stroke.

New yorkUnited statesMatt winkelmeyer gettyKylie minogueMark riccobonoJoyce falconeLas vegasLiao pan china news serviceNational federation of the blindUnited airlinesTayfun coskun anadolu agencyItalian conciergeChina news serviceNational federationImmersive soundAnadolu agency