Airports don't have to be overwhelming.
TravelMaud helps neurodivergent travelers and their families plan ahead to find European airports with Sunflower lanyards, quiet rooms, and sensory accommodations before you ever reach security.
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- Airports profiled
- 15+
- Airports profiled
- Sunflower program airports
- 11
- Sunflower program airports
- European countries covered
- 10
- European countries covered
- In-depth planning guides
- 3
- In-depth planning guides
Know before you go. Travel with quiet confidence.
TravelMaud exists to answer one question before you ever reach security: what can this airport actually offer you? Every profile is sourced and linked back to the airport's own accessibility page, covering quiet rooms, sensory kits, and priority lanes, so nothing is left to guess. Planning guides break the journey into small, predictable steps, so there are fewer surprises between curb and gate.
At the center of it all is the Sunflower program: how the lanyard works, where it's recognized, and how to request support discreetly. It's the quiet signal that turns an overwhelming space into one that already knows what you need.
Built around the Sunflower program.
Airport directory
London Gatwick Airport
Birthplace of the Sunflower scheme. The lanyard is recognised airport-wide, alongside a dedicated sensory room and social story guides.
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