[nabs-l] Thoughts on the United lawsuit

[Jorge Paez]

I would be fine talking to a live person at the checkin counter.

That'd be ok.

However, if all the airlines are changing to this touch screen tech, it'd be more likely for them to simply make it accessible.

Like the article stated, its better to just make it accessible from the ground up, rather then start to retrofit it though.

Jorge




On Nov 2, 2010, at 11:33 AM, Ian Perrault wrote:

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>       Good question. But, doesn't the law say that blind passengers need an alternative? So, if blind passengers are able to talk to a live person when checking in, is that acceptable, or does the law state that blind people need access to the exact same technology? It would be great though to experience the kiosks.
> Ian 
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