How to prepare your neurodivergent loved ones for air travel


When travelling with a neurodivergent person, there is no such thing as being 'over prepared'. — HASAN GULEC/Pexels

To say that air travel is exciting is an understatement for many. There’s the thrill of packing prior to the day (or even a week before!), the familiar chaos of the airport and the anticipation of the plane taking off.

Flight delays or long queues at the check-in might dampen the mood, but it is generally expected as part of the journey.

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