Manchester Airport opens sensory zone for autistic passengers

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 3 Oct, 07:07 · Archive

Manchester Airport has opened a new sensory zone to support passengers with autism and other non-visible disabilities.

Manchester Airport has launched a new sensory zone to support passengers with autism and other non-visible disabilities. The facility is intended to provide assistance to travellers who may experience difficulty navigating busy airport environments.

The zone offers a space where passengers can manage sensory sensitivities before or after their flights. Airport authorities are aiming to make travel more accessible for people with autism and related conditions.

Manchester Airport opens sensory zone for autistic passengers — Image: Westmorland Gazette

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Inside Manchester Airport's new sensory zone for passengers with autismWestmorland Gazette · 3 Oct, 06:00
Inside Manchester Airport's new sensory zone for passengers with autismNW Evening Mail · 3 Oct, 06:00

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