Autism awareness amongst airline crew

Either Lutin or Stansted. Yes the lanyard system has wide acceptance at airports which is a brilliant development. Im more concerned about on board and if the cabin crew themselves have awareness training. 

Either Lutin or Stansted. Yes the lanyard system has wide acceptance at airports which is a brilliant development. Im more concerned about on board and if the cabin crew themselves have awareness training. 

No kids myself so I can only comment as an autistic adult, but I would second Raindrop's recommendation of BA. If you request special assistance when you book, they can pre-book seats for you and also discreetly mark your boarding pass so that you can pre-board if, like me, your son is likely to freak out in the crush of people waiting to board.

I have also used a sunflower lanyard and would recommend it.

We flew B A and they were amazing  . They even invited our son into the cockpit!