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DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION ACT, AIRLINES

Early day motion 127, tabled 12 July 2001 by Diana Organ (Labour). Signed by 130 members.

That this House regrets that airlines and airports are exempt from the Disability Discrimination Act 1996; calls upon the Government to remove their exempt status so that blind or partially-sighted people are able to fly with their guide dogs, as the 'Passport for Pets' scheme introduced in the last administration enables airlines and airports to register to take assistance animals only; and believes this will ensure that blind and partially-sighted travellers are not discriminated against.

Signatures by party: Labour 107, Labour/Co-operative 12, Liberal Democrat 5, Plaid Cymru 3, Scottish National Party 2, DUP 1.