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This is a free wiki, intentionally developed to support community sharing of information and published with no ads, with a goal to provide guidance regarding the support being provided by airports for travelers affected by sensory issues. The wiki contains a high-level explanation of the resources outlined herein; a list of descriptions of resources by airports; and a description of resources near airports. Resources are listed in English, French, Spanish and Mandarin.
This site welcomes feedback as to the resources listed below and additional resources that are not yet on the site. Any suggestions should be sent via the instructions within the “Contact Us” link below.
U.S. Airports (Listed Alphabetically - English):
U.S. Airports (Listed Alphabetically - Espanol)
U.S. Airports (Listed Alphabetically - Mandarin)
U.S. Airports (Listed Alphabetically - French)
U.S. Airports (Listed Alphabetically - German)
U.S. Airports (Listed Alphabetically - Hebrew)
U.S. Airports (Listed Alphabetically - Arabic)
U.S. Airports (Listed Alphabetically - Japanese)
U.S. Airports (Listed Alphabetically - Portuguese):
U.S. Airports (Listed Alphabetically - Hindi):
U.S. Airports (Listed Alphabetically - Russian):
Example Below of Autism-Focused Resource at U.S. Airport (CAK).
Image Credit for Generic Airport Image At Top of Page: via “splash” images available for general usage at notion.so.
Image Credit for CAK Sensory Room Immediately Above: Jonathan Sutter, Akron-Canton Airport.
External Resource: On The Spectrum Foundation
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