An airline cannot discriminate against a person because of a disability, but an airline can refuse to transport an individual who is unable to meet certain minimum requirements defined by law and aimed at ensuring the safety of that person and others.

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According to the Air Carrier Access Act (ACAA), airlines cannot discriminate against individuals with disabilities but can still refuse transportation if the individual cannot meet certain safety requirements. These requirements are in place to ensure the safety of the individual themselves and other passengers on the flight.

An Airline Cannot Discriminate Against a Person Because of a Disability