Supreme Court to examine plea that systemic blind spots in aviation boom left disabled travellers stranded
The plea highlights a systemic and nationwide failure of non-implementation of accessibility across all stages of air travel, including booking, web-check-in, airport entry and navigation, counter check-in, security screening, Digi Yatra processing, immigration, boarding, in-flight services, and arrival assistance
· 10/7/2026, 2:14:17 PM· 2 min read
The plea highlights a systemic and nationwide failure of non-implementation of accessibility across all stages of air travel, including booking, web-check-in, airport entry and navigation, counter check-in, security screening, Digi Yatra processing, immigration, boarding, in-flight services, and arrival assistance
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