Achieving Title VI Nondiscrimination and LEP Compliance with Airport CX

The aviation industry, as a gateway for millions of travelers worldwide, holds a crucial responsibility to uphold nondiscriminatory practices, ensuring equal access and inclusivity for all passengers. The Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) Title VI Airport Nondiscrimination Compliance Program underscores this imperative by mandating that airports receiving federal funding must not discriminate on the basis of race, color, or national origin. Simpleway's innovative Airport CX Solution offers airports the tools they need to meet and exceed these requirements, promoting a effortless and inclusive travel experience for everyone.


Multilingual Communication: Bridging the Language Gap

One of the core tenets of the Title VI compliance is to address solutions to Limited English Proficiency (LEP). Simpleway's Airport CX addresses this need by providing robust multilingual support for effective communication with all passengers. With this solution, airports can offer real-time flight data and multilingual announcements, ensuring that vital information such as flight updates, emergency protocols, general airport navigation, boarding, and luggage procedures is accessible to passengers in their native languages.

By integrating these capabilities into their operations, airports can significantly enhance the passenger experience for non-English speakers, ensuring they feel informed and valued. This not only aids compliance with Title VI but also fosters a more welcoming and inclusive environment for international travelers.


Digital Signage for Nondiscrimination Notices

To comply with Title VI requirements, airports must prominently display nondiscrimination notices, informing passengers of their rights and the airport’s commitment to equity. Simpleway's Airport CX Solution excels in this area with its advanced digital signage capabilities. Airports can utilize digital screens strategically placed throughout terminals to display these notices alongside flight information and advertisements.

These digital posters can be programmed to cycle through important messages, ensuring high visibility and regular reminders of the airport’s nondiscrimination policies. This dynamic approach not only meets compliance standards but also demonstrates the airport’s proactive stance on passenger rights and inclusivity.


Inclusivity Through Sign Language and Accessibility Features

Sign language

Going beyond basic compliance, Simpleway empowers airports to adopt comprehensive inclusivity measures. The Airport CX Solution includes a sign language feature, providing vital information in American Sign Language (ASL) and other sign languages. This ensures that deaf and hard-of-hearing passengers have equal access to important announcements and updates.

Accessibility-proofed content

Simpleway offers a library of accessibility-proofed templates for Flight Information Display Systems (FIDS) with high contrast and clear content, catering to passengers with visual impairments. Simpleway is using all these accessibility features across North America.

Moreover, we can customize content specifically for your airport or create entirely new designs from scratch, ensuring both accessibility and a cohesive representation of your airport's brand. Alternatively, you can customize the available templates yourself using our versatile and user-friendly content designer.


Conclusion

By utilizing the PA system for multilingual communication, FIDS for nondiscrimination notices, and inclusive features such as sign language support and accessibility-proofed templates, all integrated into the Airport CX platform, airports can ensure they not only meet regulatory requirements of the Title VI Nondiscrimination Compliance Program but also set high standards for passenger experience and inclusivity.

Join us in creating more inclusive airports for all! Explore more at airport.cx and contact us to embark on your journey to accessible aviation excellence.

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