We offer assistance to anyone who has difficulty moving around the airport independently and/or making use of the amenities. The staff of Aviapartner are available at the airport to assist you.

Departure
Do you need assistance at the airport? Please indicate this when booking your ticket or trip. Your airline or travel agency will pass this information on to us. You can also simply ask for assistance directly from us. Please read below how you can arrange this. Send an email to rtm.ticketing@aviapartner.aero. The following information is required:

• Your personal details
• Your impairment/disability
• Flight number and date of departure
• Expected arrival time at the airport
• How you get to the airport
• If applicable, mobile number and details of your wheelchair

We will ensure that assistance will be arranged for you in cooperation with Aviapartner. This is always done in close consultation with the airline you fly with. You will also find special information columns in front of the entrance to the airport building, where you can ask for assistance.

Please note! If assistance is not requested or is requested late, regulation provides that the airport will only make a reasonable effort to provide the assistance in accordance with the quality requirements. This means that the airport cannot be held responsible if the passenger does not arrive at the aeroplane on time.

Arrival
Are you returning to our airport from your destination? If so, you can also ask for assistance. You are kindly requested to indicate this when booking your ticket or trip. Your airline or travel agency will pass this information on to us. In this case, Aviapartner will be informed by the airline you are using, so that assistance can also be provided upon your return to the airport.

Facilities at the airport for disabled persons
The most important facilities at our airport are located on the ground floor. Equipped with automatic doors, elevators, lowered kerbs, disabled parking bays and adapted toilets, the airport is easily accessible for disabled persons. Toilets for disabled persons are available both before and after the security check and are freely accessible to you. These are clearly signposted, otherwise our airport staff will be happy to give you directions.

Parking for disabled persons: what are the possibilities?
Do you have a disability parking card? Then you can park your car on the P2 parking area. The P2 parking area is located directly in front of the airport building. Parking bays for the disabled on this parking lot can be recognised by the international Symbol of Access. You are kindly requested to display the disability parking card behind the windscreen of your vehicle when you use a disabled parking space. Unfortunately, it is not possible to reserve a disabled parking space.

Parking fees
You have to pay the regular parking rate (of P1, P1a and P3). When you return to the airport, you can pay at the information counter in the central hall of the airport building upon presentation of your parking card, boarding pass and disability parking card.

Assistance from your parking bay
If you need assistance from your parking bay and you have not requested this beforehand, you can do so before entering the parking area via the intercom of the parking ticket dispenser where you get your parking ticket. Do you have any questions? Please phone us at (0)10 446 34 44 or send an email to info@rtha.com.

Sunflower Lanyard
Not all handicaps are visible. That is why we acknowledge and recognize the Sunflower Lanyard. This lanyard makes invisible limitations of passengers visible, so that they get the extra attention and the support they need. The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower gives you no other right than for it to be recognized that you have a hidden disability and that you may need some support, help or extra time. It does not entitle the wearer to special facilities. Unfortunately, these lanyards are not yet available at the airport.

If you want to know more about this lanyard , or would like to order one, this can be done via: hidden disability.