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Sep 18Fri
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    Disabled Passengers Report Difficulty Buying Accessible Seats; 12306 Cites Limited Quota

    A passenger with a level-2 physical disability reported buying a dedicated accessible rail seat only once or twice in about ten trips a year, describing the experience as opening a blind box. Reporters found this is not an isolated case; when accessible seats are unavailable, passengers resort to paying extra, negotiating seat swaps on board or sitting in the aisle. 12306 customer service said each train reserves a few accessible seats, sold preferentially to level-1 and level-2 disabled passengers with linked disability certificates, from presale until 24 hours before departure, with unsold seats released to the public pool within the day before departure. Industry insiders suggest stronge…

Sep 15Tue
  1. EU Transport News

    EU European Mobility Week 2026 focuses on mobility for all generations

    The European Commission's annual flagship campaign, European Mobility Week, runs from 16 to 22 September 2026 with more than 2,500 towns and cities participating. This year's theme, 'Mobility for Everyone', places intergenerational fairness at the centre, stressing that people of all ages should access sustainable transport regardless of income, location, gender or abilities. Activities include Car-Free Days in numerous cities, cycling and walking events, educational projects for pupils, and the inauguration of permanent measures such as bicycle ramps on staircases and expanded 30 km/h zones. Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism Apostolos Tzitzikostas launched the week on 15 S…

Dec 9Tue
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Melbourne Airport Overhauls Self-Serve Bag Drop with Amadeus

    Melbourne Airport will install more than 70 Amadeus Seamless Bag Drop S7 Air and S7 Air Hybrid units, becoming the first airport in Australia to adopt the series. The units feature a side-loading design that eases handling of large items such as wheelchairs, pushchairs and trolleys, and can automatically detect incorrectly positioned bags or those requiring a tub, reducing manual intervention. Roughly half of the units can operate in hybrid mode, switching between fully self-service and agent-staffed operation.