The New York Times included Autism Double-Checked in its article, “Traveling With Autism: Tips and Tactics,” which shares practical strategies and resources to help autistic travelers and their families prepare for travel.

The article highlights Autism Double-Checked’s free Autism Flies airport practice program and its directory of autism-friendly travel providers. ADC Founder & CEO Alan Day also shares advice for travelers who may need additional support navigating TSA security.

Jodi Daniels is the Director of Content and Communications at Autism Double-Checked. As a mother of two, including an adult autistic son, Jodi brings a personal and deeply committed perspective to her work supporting individuals on the autism spectrum. With a professional background in writing and marketing, Jodi is passionate about the transformative power of travel for autistic people. She has seen firsthand how travel has helped her son navigate unpredictability, try new experiences, build confidence, and manage sensory overload. Travel has always been a cornerstone of her family life, whether visiting relatives across the U.S. or exploring new destinations around the globe. Jodi joined Autism Double-Checked to help other families in the autism community experience the many rewards of travel.