The prestigious FITUR tourism exhibition in Madrid became the global stage for the INCLAVI project last week, where aviation accessibility pioneers from IATA and ENAT led high-profile panel discussions on universal design principles and technological innovations that promise to transform travel experiences for passengers with disabilities.
The INCLAVI consortium announces completion of several crucial resources designed to enhance aviation staff awareness and capabilities when serving passengers with disabilities.
As the world marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a pioneering European aviation initiative is highlighting how inclusive travel practices can transform the flying experience for over a billion people globally. The EU-funded Inclavi project is developing specialized training for aviation personnel to ensure that the fundamental right to travel is accessible to all passengers, regardless of disability or mobility limitations.
INCLAVI consortium members unveiled their specialized training curriculum designed to transform aviation accessibility at Rome’s IATA World Operations Conference, demonstrating how proper staff education can create more inclusive air travel experiences for passengers with specific needs.
Aviation education specialist Ivan Berazhny led a forward-looking discussion on industry training challenges at the prestigious Riga Aviation Forum, where representatives of the EU-funded INCLAVI project showcased their work on making air travel more accessible and inclusive for all passengers.
The EU-funded initiative focused on accessibility in air travel will take center stage at the Baltic region’s premier aviation event this October. The INCLAVI project will showcase how specialized training for aviation professionals can transform the flying experience for passengers with disabilities during a dedicated education session at the Riga Aviation Forum.
In line with the INCLAVI Workplan,
Haaga Helia, the project ’s lead partner, initiated the INCLAVI
Curriculum preparation in February 2024 a process in which all the consortium members are
engaged in developing training content
Aviation accessibility curriculum moves closer to prestigious international certification as The INCLAVI project reached a significant milestone with the completion of the D4.2 Certification agreements, templates, and signatures.
A pioneering EU initiative is taking a significant step toward transforming air travel experiences for passengers with disabilities by standardizing professional training across the aviation industry. The INCLAVI project now seeks certification expertise to establish its curriculum as the international benchmark for inclusive aviation services.
Consortium partners gather in Madrid to advance revolutionary aviation accessibility training. The milestone meeting establishes crucial framework for curriculum development and international certification.