Airports and the 'Sunflower Lanyard'

Many airports know the 'Sunflower Lanyard'.

The 'Sunflower Lanyard' helps people with hidden disabilities. Many airports know it and give these people special help. But not all airports do this.

The 'Sunflower Lanyard' is not known everywhere. Some airports and airlines use their own systems to help people with hidden disabilities.

Workers at these airports are trained to help people with the lanyard. They can use simple language or give them more time. But not all places know about the lanyard.

The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower website says people with disabilities can travel. One billion people have disabilities, and many are not visible.

The lanyard is for people with conditions that are not visible. It does not say what the condition is.

Big airports can be hard for people with hidden conditions.

Many airports know the 'Sunflower Lanyard'. Over 325 airports and airlines use it. You can check the airport's website to see if they give free lanyards.

Airports must train their workers to know the lanyard. If they don't, they won't recognize it. Spain's airport has its own system.

Most airports that don't use the lanyard just don't recognize it. They don't replace it with something else. In Asia and Africa, not many airports know about the lanyard.

The 'Sunflower Lanyard' is not known everywhere.

The lanyard helps people with hidden disabilities. It tells workers that they might need extra help.

Anyone with a hidden disability can use the lanyard. You don't need a doctor's letter.

The lanyard is for conditions that are not visible. It helps people with neurodivergence, mental health issues, and more.

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