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TSA Security Screening Guidance

Security screening consistently presents difficulties for air travelers living with dementia and their care partners/travel companions. The Dementia-Friendly Airports Working Group
(DFAWG) identified improving security screening as a focus point where we might be able to have a positive impact.

Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program Beyond Airports

DFAWG is expanding its efforts from advocating for dementia-friendly airports to advocating for expanded adoption of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program in the US.

Survey

This survey aims to build a database for airports, airlines, and advocacy groups by exploring the air travel experiences of people living with dementia and their travel companions. Survey results will inform future research and provide a foundation for improving industry and passenger air travel guides, with the ultimate goal of improving the air travel experiences of persons with dementia and their travel companions.
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Interviews

As a follow-up to the survey, several in-depth one-on-one interviews are being conducted to garner further feedback and ideas for improving airports.
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  • Dementia-Friendly Airports - Details
    • What is a Dementia-Friendly Airport?
    • Current Status of Dementia-Friendly Airports
    • Regulations and Guidance for Hidden Disabilities Air Travel >
      • United States
      • United Kingdom
      • Australia
      • European Union
      • Canada
      • International Air Transport Association (IATA)
    • Tools for Becoming a Dementia-Friendly Airport
  • Training Resources
    • Delivering Dementia-Friendly Customer Service
    • Dementia Basics for Air Travel Industry Workers
    • Airport Scenarios - Teepa Snow/DFAWG Collaboration
    • For Air Travelers
  • About Us
    • Members
    • Participating Airports
    • Projects >
      • TSA Security Screening Guidance >
        • Screening Passengers with Dementia (Part 1)
        • Screening Passengers with Dementia (Part 2)
        • In the Words of an Individual Living with Dementia - What He Would Like You to Know
      • Survey
      • Interviews
    • Logo
  • Media
    • Local Media
    • National Media
    • Presentations
    • Academic Publications
  • Resources for Travel
    • Know Your Rights
    • Flight Process Start to Finish >
      • 1. Before Booking Flights
      • 2. Booking Flights
      • 3. Preparing for Flight
      • 4. Arriving at the Airport
      • 5. Getting Through US Security
      • 6. Navigating to Your Gate and Boarding the Plane
      • 7. Flying
      • 8. Arriving at Your Destination
    • Tools for Travel
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    • Covid-19 Air Travel Policies
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