Airlines and Airports That Make Flying Easier for Kids With Special Needs

If you’ve flown before, you know the entire process can be exhausting. Now, imagine being a special needs child with sensory sensitivities—the lights, the sounds, the crowds, it’s all overwhelming and a lot to handle. Airlines around the U.S. have been implementing programs to help ease the stress for families traveling with special needs children, and airports have begun adding multi-sensory rooms to give children a calming place before boarding their plane. If you’re looking for a smoother travel experience, these airlines and airports are sure to be your saving grace.

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Bobby Laurie
His background in the travel industry dates back to November 2005 when he was initially hired as a flight attendant. After initially flying for six months for US Airways (now American Airlines) Laurie had started his move up the corporate ladder and held various positions within the industry before ultimately landing as an Analyst specializing in InFlight Policies & Procedures. Read More

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