When someone is wearing a sunflower lanyard in an airport, it means that they're giving a subtle heads-up that have a non-visible disability that might make the already daunting airport experience ...

Lauren Deshpande, Volunteer Coordinator at San José Mineta International Airport, welcomed host Jessica Wills to share how SJC is helping make air travel a little more soothing. Through their ...

Beginning June 2, passengers at PNS can wear a sunflower lanyard, discreetly indicating they may need additional time, understanding or support.

BWI IS OFFERING THESE FREE LANYARDS AS PART OF THE SUNFLOWER PROGRAM. IT LETS AIRLINE AND AIRPORT EMPLOYEES KNOW YOU HAVE A CHRONIC ILLNESS OR A PHYSICAL OR MENTAL DIFFERENCE, SUCH AS AUTISM.

Starting Monday, the airport will be part of the Sunflower Program. It means if you have autism or another "invisible" disability, you can now get a lanyard that discreetly signals to airport ...

The program will provide sunflower lanyards to travelers with non-visible ... in airports," the mayor said in a statement. "The Boise Airport sees as many as 9,500 visitors in a day." ...

Parents can email Miami International Airport to request a free sunflower lanyard to have their children wear it while at the airport and while traveling. The lanyards are meant to be a discreet ...

The airport confirmed that from August 5, a new ‘check-in’ facility will be opened for holidaymakers who use sunflower lanyards. The system will ensure passengers with hidden disabilities can ...