Travel and Autism by Kelly Jean Sullivan

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Is traveling good for autism?

As an autistic person, traveling is a kind of therapy for me. Changing the environment and interacting with different people has a positive effect on my self-confidence and communicationDo airlines accommodate autism?

One of the more common accommodations airlines offer is pre-boarding for individuals with autism, allowing them to board in a more controlled atmosphere and giving the family an opportunity to get settled while the plane is emptier skills.