‘Aira ASL’ app launches at Rochester Airport, providing free ASL interpreters

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Monroe County Executive Adam Bello announced Thursday the launch of a new pilot program at the Rochester International Airport that provides accessibility for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community.

“Aira ASL,” is a mobile app that will connect people who are deaf or hard-of-haring with professional, remote American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters around the clock.

This free app will allow users to talk with airport employees in real time such as at check-in, TSA screening, dining areas, and when asking questions about flight delays or flight information…

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