evidence: The initiative has been taken to facilitate passengers with reduced mobility, ‘divyang’ travellers on wheelchair and passengers on stretchers during their air travel. The department also said that India’s 35 international airports and 55 out of 69 domestic airports are now accessible to ‘divyangjan’ with accessibility features, and 41 airports are fully equipped with aerobridges and 20 airports have been equipped with ambulifts under the Accessible India campaign.Twenty airports have been equipped with ambulifts to help flyers with disability or reduced mobility in boarding an aircraft under the Centre’s Accessible India campaign, the Disability Affairs Department said. These airports include Vijayawada, Kanpur, Port Blair, Jodhpur, Belgaum, Silchar, Jharsuguda, Rajkot and Hubli, officials said. The initiative has been taken to facilitate passengers with reduced mobility, ‘divyang’ travellers on wheelchair and passengers on stretchers during their air travel. The department also said that India’s 35 international airports and 55 out of 69 domestic airports are now accessible to ‘divyangjan’ with accessibility features, and 41 airports are fully equipped with aerobridges and 20 airports have been equipped with ambulifts under the Accessible India campaign.