Passengers Do Business With Us Corporate Information Corporate Information Glasgow Prestwick Airport has received the highest rating from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in their 2019/20 Accessibility report. Home About Us Media Centre Finance and Procurement Work With Us Community Engagement Technical Information GPACC Contractor Control Search About Us Who We Are Our Board Executive Management Team Our history Our strategy Our services Performance and reporting Facts and figures Freedom of Information Corporate information Media Centre News Media contacts Picture Gallery Filming Requests Filming frequently asked questions Finance and Procurement No children Work With Us Our Values Vacancies Community Engagement No children Technical Information Airside Driving Training Sustainability Use of drones GPACC About the Committee Role, Purpose and Principles Code of Conduct for Committee Members based on DfT Guidance Terms of Reference Constitution Membership and Members Meetings and Diary Contact Us Contractor Control No children Home » Glasgow Prestwick Airport has received the highest rating from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in their 2019/20 Accessibility report. Glasgow Prestwick Airport has received the highest rating from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) in their 2019/20 Accessibility report. Monday 11 January, 13:56 Europe/London For the fourth year running, Glasgow Prestwick Airport, has been awarded with a ‘Very Good’ rating from the CAA in their accessibility report. To receive the highest rating airports must meet specified criteria for three main areas: performance against assistance waiting times, user satisfaction and effectiveness of consultation with local disability communities. Before the pandemic hit, Glasgow Prestwick Airport held a feedback session ‘You Said We Did’ by welcoming key stakeholders to present our initiatives that have been worked on over the course of three years to support our passengers who have hidden and non-hidden disabilities. These changes to our facilities and training are a result of feedback we received during previous host events. We were also delighted that two of our Passenger Handling Supervisor’s could attended the Access For All UK Accessibility Champion Training Programme. This 4-day course will help to enhance the Airport’s in-house training to all operational staff in 5 key areas – Mobility, Sight, Hearing, Autism and Dementia. Jane Thomson, Glasgow Prestwick’s Landside Operations Manager, said: “I was absolutely thrilled to hear that we have achieved this incredible rating for the 4th year in a row. “This year has certainly been a challenge for many, but I am extremely proud of the team at Glasgow Prestwick Airport who, in a time of uncertainty, have been able to provide a safe and supportive service to all our passengers. “We look forward working with our stakeholders and passengers this new year.” Share this: Facebook Twitter Google Plus LinkedIn Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Contact Us Copyright © 2021 Glasgow Prestwick Airport Limited. All rights reserved. Follow us online For passengers Preparing for your flight Getting to & from the airport Airport facilities Special Assistance Flights & Destinations Visiting Scotland Do business with us Passenger aviation Cargo Military Executive Aviation Property Spaceport Top