Canada Mulls Special Status for Obese Travelers

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The Canadian Transportation Agency is investigating the complaint that Air Canada did not accommodate an obese customer with adequate seating. Disability status for such customers is under consideration which would require airlines to provide an extra seat and longer seat belts without additional fees. Regional airlines throughout the US manage this issue in different ways from giving passengers the extra seat and longer seat belt to having them pay for these extra amenities.

Canada, Services development, Scheduled Passenger Air Transportation, Air transportation, scheduled, Local Air Service, Services, Airlines, Regional airlines

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US is now monitoring shipping from space

Article Abstract:

The use of various communications and navigation satellites by the United States Coast Guard for monitoring and locating ship movements is discussed.

Government domestic functions, Guided missiles and space vehicles, Communications Satellites, Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing, Navigation Satellites, Usage, Science and technology policy, Marine navigation

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