American Airlines helps children with Autism prepare for plane travel
Published on April 12, 2026.
American Airlines partnered with several organizations to help children with special needs prepare for airport travel. The event took place at Charlotte-Douglas Airport and allowed 50 families to navigate the airport. The airline has been hosting the event since 2014 and has been partnering with organizations such as Autism Speaks, Autism Charlotte, and the Autism Society of North and South Carolina.
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