Manchester Airport launches Sunflower Room for passengers with non‑visible disabilities

Based on · First reported 4 Oct 2026 · Updated 4 Oct 2026

Manchester Airport launches Sunflower Room for passengers with non‑visible disabilities — Image: futuretravelexperience.com

Manchester Airport opened the Sunflower Room in Terminal 2, a sensory and quiet space for passengers with autism, neurodivergence and other non‑visible disabilities, and it can be accessed without pre‑booking.

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