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The Nation - News from July 28, 1987

The National Federation of the Blind called on airlines to end “arbitrary and inconsistent” policies that cause incidents of harassment and mistreatment of blind travelers. The incidents persist despite a law enacted by Congress to end such discrimination, said Mark Harris, vice president of the federation’s St. Louis chapter. The statement coincided with the publication of a two-page advertisement in the Wall Street Journal profiling several such incidents.

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