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Airports improve communications for disabled travelers
July 25, 2007
WLS-TV (Chicago): Chicago's airports are offering disabled travelers a high-tech option to for communicating their needs. A new kiosk now allows travelers who are deaf or hard of hearing to place video phone calls to request services. They also can use it to communicate with friends or family by sign language. Eleven of the kiosks are expected to be installed at Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports by next year.
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