The Edmonton International Airport has introduced a new app to help passengers with vision disabilities safely navigate their way through the airport.

We were part of yet another successful meeting. 

Millions of Americans are traveling this week for the holidays. But for passengers with disabilities, the challenges of air travel can be significantly heightened. People continue to report embarrassing security pat downs, damaged and even lost mobility devices. In July alone, there were 834 reported incidents of damaged wheelchairs or scooters — an average of 28 a day.

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It aims to raise awareness about people with various disabilities.

Source: https://www.schooltravelorganiser.com/news-and-ideas/quiet-days-unveiled-for-send-pupils-at-the-museum-of-london/9327.article

Groups visiting on a designated ‘Quiet Day’ can explore the museum at their own pace in a gentle, accessible way without members of the general public there.

The main topic of this workshop was suitable routes for people with disabilities.