Aira is pleased to have welcomed many wonderful new partners to our Access Network in December and January! Check out the full list below featuring all the new locations you can access Aira ASL and Aira Explorer, free of charge.

If you’re new to using Aira Access Offers, these are locations where you can make unlimited calls to a professional interpreter at no cost. Calls can be made 24/7/365, and no advance bookings are required. To get started, simply download the Aira Explorer or Aira ASL app and create a free account. Open the app and start a call. The Access Offer will be applied automatically when you are within an Access Location.

New Aira ASL Partners

  • Buffalo Niagara International Airport
  • Eagle County Airport, Colorado
  • Tennessee State Parks: Henry Horton & Paris Landing
  • Colorado State Capitol

New Aira Explorer Partners

  • End of the Oregon Trail Interpretive Center and nearby Oregon City Station (ORC)
  • Manitoba Museum
  • Eagle County Airport, Colorado
  • Tennessee State Parks: Henry Horton & Paris Landing

Interested in helping expand Aira Access? Find out how to get involved.

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