Going to the airport. A Guide for Children with Autism

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Going to the airport A Guide for Children with Autism

INTRODUCTION We recognise that airports can be stressful environments. This is especially the case for travellers with Autism. We want to make sure that all passengers feel as comfortable as possible during their time in the airport. We have created this guide to help you prepare for your journey by introducing you to the sights, sounds and people that you may encounter along the way. You can use this guide to write down some details about yourself, and the things you are excited and worried about. If you require support during your time at the airport, you must book assistance through your airline or tour operator at least 48 hours before departure. If you need help while in the airport, an Autism Awareness Lanyard is available to assist with your journey through the airport and can be collected on the day of travel from the Special Assistance desk in the Check-In Hall on production of your boarding pass. If you have any further questions, please contact autism@bfs.aero You can then follow the airport journey to understand each stage of the process. 2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ABOUT YOU GETTING TO THE AIRPORT ARRIVING & CHECKING-IN SECURITY DEPARTURE LOUNGE & BOARDING TAKING OFF COMING HOME AIRPORT SIGHTS & SOUNDS ACTIVITIES 3

1 ABOUT YOU NAME I AM TRAVELLING WITH I AM TRAVELLING TO I AM WORRIED ABOUT I AM EXCITED ABOUT 4

2 GETTING TO THE AIRPORT There are lots of ways you can get to the airport. Which way are you travelling? BUS TAXI CAR 5

3 ARRIVING & CHECKING-IN 01 Enter airport Check 02 screens 03 Do you need to check in hold luggage? YES 05 Give your documents to the friendly staff member 04 Queue at your airline s check in desk NO 06 Lift your bag onto the conveyor belt 07 Your bag will be taken to the aircraft Get your documents back, then... 6 Walk to security

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4 SECURITY 01 Liquids in clear bag (up to 100ml) No sharp objects Scan your 02 boarding card 03 Queue Electronics 06 in a tray 05 Possessions in tray (Remove laptops & tablets) Listen to 04 instructions 07 You may be asked to remove your shoes Belongings 08 scanned Walk through 09 arches May be 12 searched 11 May be asked to step into body scanner May 10 beep

Collect 13 tray 14 Belongings may be searched Go to 15 departures IF THE ALARM SOUNDS OR BEEPS, WHO DO YOU TELL IF YOU FEEL AFRAID? 9

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5 DEPARTURE LOUNGE & BOARDING 01 Through Duty Free There are 02 shops There are 03 restaurants There are 06 toilets May be 05 busy May be 04 noisy Check 07 screens Go to 08 gate Sit & 09 wait Listen for 10 announcements Board 14 aircraft May be 13 steps Give 12 documents 11 Queue

WHILE WE ARE WAITING, WE ARE GOING TO 12

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6 TAKING OFF 01 Aircraft pushed back 02 Accelerate There will 03 be noise You will 06 be flying You will hear the 05 wheels go up If it is night-time 04 the lights will dim 14

7 COMING HOME 01 Leave aircraft Maybe 02 bus Enter 03 terminal INTERNATIONAL FLIGHT Get passport 04 ready DOMESTIC FLIGHT 05 Queue Give 06 passport Travel 09 home Exit 08 airport Collect 07 bags

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We hope you have found this guide useful and we hope you enjoy your time at Belfast International Airport. Remember to look out for the Special Assistance team if you need any help during your visit! We would also love to hear about your visit to the airport. You can tell us about it by emailing us at feedback@bfs.aero. Alternatively Belfast International Airport encourages customers to participate in our Passenger Survey on the quality of assistance provided to passengers with reduced mobility at BIA. You can complete this survey at bit.ly/caapassengersurvey 17

8 AIRPORT SIGHTS & SOUNDS The airport is an exciting environment with many sights and sounds. You can use this section to tick the things which you see and hear on your journey. WHAT CAN YOU SEE AND HEAR IN THE AIRPORT? Aircraft Pilot Cabin Crew Luggage Trolley Music Engine Noise Queue Security Staff Baggage Carousel 18 Announcement

9 ACTIVITIES L A V I R R A Q W E R T G Y U L B K J H G F D D S A P A O I X O C V B N M E H G R D T U O I A E C K M P I A S H F E G E T R H G L A W E J R A O R H T N D L N R B T M T E K C I T L T L A T A F E O L R I R G R F A E U N H A L T L B A L R T R U R I D S D I E T I C O M C Y E M H A R I P P Y N P U R G T K A I R C R A F T O M N A E H C A S I Y Z B B I A K G I R G Q P K G L F A E A N S E T Z I T V D T R O L L E Y A I K A L P A X J G D E V M N I N E H F Can you find the words hidden in the grid? BOARD TICKET AIRCRAFT FLIGHT DEPARTURE TROLLEY GATE ARRIVAL LOUNGE PILOT 19