Navigating a busy airport can be challenging for travelers with special needs, but accessible travel at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) excels in providing safe travel for everyone. Whether you have an invisible illness, cognitive, hearing, vision, or mobility needs, SFO offers a range of services and facilities to ensure a smooth and comfortable journey.

Invisible illnesses

For travelers with invisible illnesses, San Francisco International Airport provides compassionate and personalized support. Passengers can arrange for special assistance through the airport’s accessibility services.

Cognitive needs 

SFO is designed with cognitive accessibility in mind. The airport features clear signage and wayfinding aids to assist passengers with cognitive disabilities. Quiet zones and sensory-friendly spaces are available to help manage the stress of travel.

Hearing needs

Travelers with hearing impairments will find SFO well-equipped with visual paging systems and hearing loop technology in various terminals. The airport’s Hearing Accessibility(https://www.flysfo.com/accessible-services) page provides details on services and support for travelers who rely on visual or assistive listening devices.

Vision needs

For passengers with vision impairments, San Francisco International Airport offers a range of accessible services. Tactile maps, audio assistance, and guide services are available to facilitate navigation throughout the airport.

Mobility needs

SFO is highly accessible for travelers with mobility challenges. The airport provides wheelchair assistance, accessible restrooms, and smooth pathways throughout the terminals.

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