The Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission hosted a training program on the rights of persons with disabilities on Sunday, titled “Inclusive Air Travel Services for People with Disabilities.”
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The program was implemented in line with national commitments stemming from the 2025 Global Disability Summit and in accordance with the Economic Modernization Vision 2026–2029, with participation from civil aviation employees, airport representatives, and national airlines.
Captain Haitham Mastou, Chairman of the Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission, emphasized that the program, conducted in cooperation with the Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, reflects the commitment of both institutions to strengthening partnerships and developing initiatives that enable people with disabilities to experience safe, dignified, and inclusive air travel.
The program covered several key topics, including: the concept of disability, effective communication methods, accessibility requirements, and facilitative arrangements for travelers with disabilities.
Discussions also addressed the Disability Rights Law, the National Air Transport Facilitation Program, and the Passenger Guidelines for People with Disabilities, along with the latest updates on facilitative arrangements at civil airports.
