Manchester Airport
CAA RatingVery Good
Un-Masked RatingComing soon
Airport Accessibility – Know Before You Go
Helping neurodivergent and disabled travellers travel with more confidence.
Airports can be busy, noisy and overwhelming, particularly for neurodivergent travellers and people with visible or hidden disabilities. Un-Masked helps you discover what support is available before you travel — because knowing what to expect can make all the difference.
What We Look For
- Neurodiversity & Autism Support
- Hidden Disability Support
- Quiet & Sensory Spaces
- Wheelchair & Mobility Assistance
- Accessible Security
- Changing Places & Accessible Toilets
- Assistance Dogs
- Staff Training
- Pre-Travel Information
- Traveller Feedback
10 UK Airports Leading the Way in Accessible Travel
Un-Masked Accessibility Ratings are independent assessments and are not official CAA ratings or endorsements.
East Midlands Airport
CAA RatingVery Good
Un-Masked RatingComing soon
Bristol Airport
CAA RatingVery Good
Un-Masked RatingComing soon
Newcastle International Airport
CAA RatingVery Good
Un-Masked RatingComing soon
London Luton Airport
CAA RatingVery Good
Un-Masked RatingComing soon
London Gatwick
CAA RatingVery Good
Un-Masked RatingComing soon
Birmingham Airport
CAA RatingGood
Un-Masked RatingComing soon
Edinburgh Airport
CAA RatingVery Good
Un-Masked RatingComing soon
Liverpool John Lennon Airport
CAA RatingVery Good
Un-Masked RatingComing soon
London City Airport
CAA RatingVery Good
Un-Masked RatingComing soon
Your Experience Matters
The official information tells us what should happen. You can tell us what actually happened.
Have you travelled through one of these airports with autism, ADHD, a sensory difference, physical disability, hidden disability or another accessibility requirement?
Were staff helpful? Was the quiet space actually quiet? Did anything make your journey particularly good — or unnecessarily difficult?