A flight simulation, which transported 24 students
from the Ann Sullivan Center to New York city, was carried out on Thursday
December 5, 2013. This event was fully supported by Delta Air Lines.
Delta Air Lines is committed to supporting
initiatives from many organizations that are focused on improving the health
and well-being of other people, hoping to have an impact on the lives of people
around the world.
The activity, with the support of Delta
representative Delia Ortega and her adviser team, was carried out at CASP
facilities. The objective of this activity was to get students taking part in
the simulation to learn the flight sequence in an aircraft so that they can be
ready to have this flying experience. They were taught to follow instructions,
wait for their turn to be assisted, give their personal detail (name, surname,
age, address), identify their seat number and know how to interact with flight
attendants.
It is important to indicate
that the Ann Sullivan of Peru (CASP) teaches people with different abilities to
function in an independent way so that they become independent, productive and
happy people.