Akasa Air’s introduction of Braille safety manuals and menu cards marks a significant step toward greater accessibility in air travel. Available in English and Hindi, these materials ensure that passengers who are visually impaired have access to critical safety information and can independently navigate onboard dining options. By providing tactile diagrams and detailed instructions on safety protocols such as seatbelt use and emergency exits, the airline fosters a sense of autonomy and inclusion for all travelers.

The Braille safety manuals and menu cards were developed in collaboration with The Xavier’s Resource Centre for the Visually Challenged. This partnership lends credibility and expertise to the development of the Braille resources. For travelers who value companies that prioritize diversity and inclusion, Akasa Air’s efforts demonstrate a genuine commitment to making air travel more accommodating for everyone.

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