Help Make Airports More Accessible
Accessible Skies is a national project working to better understand the barriers people with cognitive disabilities and their support networks experience when travelling through Canadian airports.
The project is currently seeking survey responses from adults with cognitive disabilities who travel by air, or who have reduced or stopped flying because of cognitive, intellectual, sensory, or mental health barriers, as well as care partners and family members who have supported someone through these experiences.
Cognitive disability can include a wide range of experiences, including autism, intellectual disabilities, acquired brain injury, and forms of dementia.
Accessible Skies is funded by the Government of Canada and Accessibility Standards Canada.
📝 To take the survey, visit accessibleskies.ca
Your experiences can help inform efforts to create more accessible and inclusive airport experiences across Canada.