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Reply to Airplane transfer question
I talked to a friend in the transport industry in Japan (focusing on accessibility) and she is sure that neither the airports nor the local airlines (ANA & JAL) have a lift.
However, that doesn’t mean a foreign airline doesn’t have one since each airline takes care of the disembarkation process. So, for example United, or Qantas etc may have…
Reply to Airplane transfer question
Hi,
You mentioned they used a lift, but you don’t know about the airport. Can you clarify where you used the sling lift?
If this program was available at your local airport, would you try it?
usatoday.com
How flights to nowhere can help 'lessen the anxiety' for travelers with autism
What it was like during the Breeze Airways exercise meant to help travelers with autism get comfortable with flying.
Several Australian airports have implemented a new programme (modelled off a successful system used in the UK) to make things easier for people with hidden disabilities.
nzherald.co.nz
Australia’s major airports introduce Sunflower Lanyards for those with hidden disabilities
Five airports in Australia are stepping up to help those who need extra assistance.
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