Passenger with reduced mobility (PRM)

LaGuardia Terminal B wins accessibility plaudit

LaGuardia Terminal B is the first airline terminal in the United States to earn the Rick Hansen Foundation’s Gold accessibility certification

Power chairs debut at Savannah/Hilton Head

Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport has teamed up with WHILL to provide improved mobility for passengers at the airport

Using apps to assist disabled airport visitors

How are apps making it easier for less mobile passengers to travel through an airport independently? Mark Broadbent reports

Video tool created to help passengers plan ahead

Cranfield University and RCA are launching a 360° video experience to help passengers with additional requirements prepare for their visits to airports

Sheremetyevo caters for disabled passengers

Moscow’s Sheremetyevo International Airport has opened a lounge designed and equipped for passengers with disabilities

Autonomous mobility vehicle trials at Schiphol

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Axxicom Airport Caddy are testing autonomous mobility vehicles at the Dutch hub

London Luton hosts accessibility day

LLA and easyJet have hosted an accessibility day to help familiarise travellers with disabilities with the passenger journey

IATA issues mobility aid guidance

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has announced new guidance to help improve the transportation of mobility aids

Glasgow trials PRM Assist app

Glasgow Airport is trialling an app to ensure all passengers who require additional support get
the help they need

Istanbul celebrates ACI accessibility first

İGA Istanbul Airport has become the first airport accredited under the ACI’s new Accessibility Enhancement Accreditation programme

MIA wins FAA accessibility award

Miami International Airport (MIA) has received the Civil Rights Advocate and Partner Award from the Federal Aviation Administration

Perth boosts access and inclusion

Australia’s Perth Airport has unveiled a new Changing Places facility at Terminal 1, as well as introducing a Hidden Disabilities programme