On Saturday, April 29, families are invited to Wings for All at the South Bend airport. Wings is a chance for children with autism or other intellectual or developmental disabilities to earn their wings by trying out the various airport procedures associated with flying. During the free event, families will check in, clear security, board an airplane, fasten their seatbelts and prepare for takeoff. All airport personnel, Transportation Security Administration staff and airline employees will carry out their regular duties to show children and family members what to expect during a typical domestic flight. For security reasons, all families are required to register by April 22 by completing the online form found at adecinc.com. Up to two family members or support staff can accompany each individual with a disability. Participants will begin boarding the aircraft at 1 p.m., but participants are asked to arrive at the airport by 12 p.m. to allow ample time for check-in and security. Participants 18 years and older are required to bring a valid form of government-issued ID. For more information, contact Jessica Koscher at koscherj@adecinc.com or 574-848-2421 or Michelle McGuin at mcguinm@adecinc.com .