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Invisible Barriers at Palma Airport: Making Flying Less Stressful for Autistic People, Those with ADHD and Passengers with Anxiety

Staff support for invisible disabilities at Palma Airport

Palma Airport still needs more practical staff training to better support autistic passengers, anxious travelers and others with hidden disabilities.

Published: April 21, 2026
Invisible Barriers at Palma Airport: Making Flying Less Stressful for Autistic People, Those with ADHD and Passengers with Anxiety

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Are airport staff at Palma trained to help passengers with invisible disabilities?

The article suggests that staff training is still uneven and that recognition of invisible disabilities is not always reliable. Short, practical training for check-in, security and boarding staff could make a real difference, especially when a passenger does not speak up clearly or appears overwhelmed. Better training would help staff respond calmly and understand non-verbal signals more quickly.

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