I am flying to a Spanish airport with a non-visible disability, what support is in place for me?
If you have a non-visible disability and you’re travelling to a Spanish airport, you can order a badge that will let airport staff know you may need assistance, or a little more time to travel through the airport. Where it’s possible, the badge will also allow you to pass security through a lane that’s designed for passengers requiring assistance, or families. The scheme’s set up by Aena – the company that manages most Spanish airports. You can find more details and order your badge on their website.
More questions about Assisted travel - at the airport and onboard your flight
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Can I carry my medication or medical equipment on the flight?
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Can I keep my wheelchair with me at the airport?
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Can I take a CPAP machine on my flight?
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Can I take oxygen on my flight?
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I am neurodiverse and/or have a non-visible disability, can I get assistance at the airport?
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I have a non-visible disability, how do I make myself known to TUI staff?
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I need a specific seat on the flight due to a medical condition, how do I book a seat on my flight?
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What assistance can cabin crew offer onboard?
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Where does the assistance start from at the airport?
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Who will help me at the airport?
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