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Humberside Airport is very well equipped for passengers travelling with disabilities or special needs. The airport has been designed and built with the needs of disabled passengers and visitors in mind. |
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Humberside Airport Disabled access ... |
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Humberside Airport offers ramps and wider access pathways, wheelchair accessible telephones, accessible toilet facilities and reserved seating at check-in and throughout the Airport in the general seating areas.
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How Humberside Airport helps ... |
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| General Help |
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Please Note: Assistance for disabled travellers flying into the UK can be booked through the airline.
It is important to plan your time in the airport. If you are a passenger who has difficulty walking, assistance may be necessary and extra time may have to be allowed between the departure lounge and your gate.
Passengers should check if the cost of special assistance is included in the price of their ticket before booking, and inform the airline in good time of any special needs that will be required.
If you require wheelchair assistance from check-in, ensure that you advise your airline or travel agent when making your booking.
Passengers with disabilities can use airport wheelchairs throughout terminal building. Passengers wishing to retain their own wheelchairs up until boarding should check the policy of their airline before travelling.
There are fully equipped toilets are available in all areas of the terminal building.
Guide and hearing dogs are the only dogs allowed in the terminal buildings.
An ambulift is available to provide access to and from the aircraft for passengers with impaired mobility, however, passengers that need to use this facility must inform airport staff as soon as possible so that the equipment can be ready. Contact the airline you are travelling with for more unofficial information.
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Disabled Parking at Humberside Airport... |
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Disabled Car Parking Facilities |
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| Setting down and collection is permitted directly opposite the terminal for disabled badge holders if required. |
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Organisations who can help disabled passengers ... |
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The following organisations provide unofficial information and advice for travellers with special needs, or are travel companies that specialise in organising holidays for people who need extra assistance.
The Humberside Airport Information Guide is not responsible for the content of external sites. (all links will launch new windows) |
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Helpful Organisations |
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| Air Transport Users Council |
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| Disabled Persons' Transport Advisory Committee |
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| publishers of 'Access to Air Travel: Guidance for Disabled and Less Mobile Passengers', as well as having really helpful travel tips on their Door to Door pages |
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| Disabled Living Foundation |
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| Helps older and disabled people to find equipment solutions that enable them to lead independent lives. |
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| Charity providing unofficial information on accessible hotels and visitor attractions. |
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| Royal Ass. for Disability and Rehabilitation (RADAR) |
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| National organisation run by disabled people |
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| Royal National Institute for the Blind |
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Helping you live with sight loss
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| Royal National Institute for the Deaf RNID |
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Changing the world for deaf and hard of hearing people. |
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| Accessible Travel & Leisure |
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| The Assistance Travel Service |
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