What kind of aviation organizations are there for handicapped people?

Question

What kind of aviation organizations are there for handicapped people?

Answer 1

The one I'm most familiar with is the International Wheelchair Aviators.  You can find their website at the link below.  The website has an "Additional Resources" section which links to a number of other resources, including a number of other organizations.  Best of luck.

Answer 2

This link may be helpful to you:

http://www.equipmentdirect.org.uk/index/...

Answer 3

I know a few programmes exist where handicapped children are allowed to take to the skies in a light aircraft and discover flying. British Airways sponsors one of these schemes and all though not mandatory their staff are encouraged to donate a small amount of their wage to this type of scheme linked with the company.

Answer 4

I gave you two in my last reply:  http://www.wheelchairaviators.org/ and http://www.freedomswings.org/fwi100.htm . Here is another: http://www.ableflight.org/

Don't you know how to do a proper web search on Google? Put in the following three terms in the search box, separated by spaces "disabled" "flight training" "handicapped", you'll come up with other results.