World Braille Day- Akasa Air’s initiative towards inclusive travel with Braille safety manuals and menus is winning hearts

World Braille Day: Akasa Air’s initiative towards inclusive travel with Braille safety manuals and menus is winning hearts

In the rapidly evolving landscape of the aviation industry, the concept of inclusive air travel has emerged as a crucial imperative, underscoring the significance of accessibility and comfort for all passengers, regardless of physical or cognitive abilities. This paradigm shift represents a progressive move towards a more equitable and compassionate approach to air travel.

In line with this commitment, Akasa Air’s initiative of introducing a safety manual and in-flight dining menu in Braille has been winning hearts. This innovative approach allows passengers with visual impairments to independently understand safety instructions and make meal selections, significantly enhancing their overall travel experience.

Braille Menu Cards on Café Akasa

Building on its commitment to inclusivity, Akasa Air further unveiled Braille menu cards for its in-flight dining service, Café Akasa, in October 2023. These thoughtfully designed cards offer a range of options, including meal choices, snacks, and beverages, empowering visually impaired passengers to independently peruse and make dining selections during the flight.