Comprehensive Accessibility Airport Resources

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is highlighting its comprehensive accessibility resources in recognition of Disability Pride Month. The destination offers a range of services and programs designed to support travellers with physical, sensory, cognitive, and hidden disabilities.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport provides wheelchair assistance, which can be requested in advance through airlines or upon arrival at the terminal, along with Compassion Cacti lanyards that discreetly signal to staff that a passenger may need extra time or support. Free Navigator Support Guides are available to help passengers navigate the airport experience, and a dedicated Compassion Corner in Terminal 4 includes a sensory room for quiet breaks, an all-faiths chapel, and an accessibility office. For travelers with dementia, the airport is certified as dementia-friendly and hosts free workshops in collaboration with airlines and the TSA to provide practical tips for caregivers and individuals living with the condition. Vision accessibility is supported through free apps like Aira, offering real-time visual interpreting, and ReBokeh, which uses customized filters and AI to provide personalized visual assistance.

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