In response to ongoing issues faced by disabled travelers, the UK government has formed a new Aviation Accessibility Task and Finish Group, led by Paralympian Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson. The group will examine critical barriers to air travel, such as inadequate assistance and poor communication, and aims to implement practical changes within nine months. Transport Secretary Louise Haigh emphasized the need for improved standards of service, while Sophie Morgan, co-founder of Rights on Flights, stressed the necessity of legal reforms to hold airlines accountable. The initiative signals a commitment to respect and enhance the traveling experience for all passengers.