Appleton International Airport is fully accessible to people of all physical abilities. There are various airport services and resources available to assist our passengers and are listed below. If you have further questions about your flight, visit your airlines website. Please feel free to contact our airport for additional assistance and support for all your flying questions and needs.
Please visit the following sites for more information about special needs:
Flying with children can be a stressful event, but it can also cause needless anxiety and worry. Appleton International Airport has provided some resources below to ensure that you have a successful flying experience.
Knowing what to expect and having the proper documents will help you to be prepared for your journey. Be sure to check with your airline for their policies on flying with children and check the links below!
Outagamie County Ordinance No.: E-202-23. Animals are prohibited in the terminal, except service animals, a defined by the Air Carrier Access Act, animals used in law enforcement, or other animals with express consent of the Airport Director. Animals who are in transit are permitted to be in the terminal only if they are in a closed kennel or similar container.
Before arriving though, contact your airline to determine their policy on traveling with pets. And unless your dog is a service dog, it must be kept in an FAA/Airline approved kennel at all times when in the terminal.
For more information please visit these websites:
TSA: Traveling with Pets