JAL, ANA, Airports Team up to Prevent Human Trafficking
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JAL, ANA, airports team up to prevent human trafficking
Japan Airlines (JAL) is teaming up with a group of airlines, airports, and international organizations to strengthen efforts to prevent human trafficking through air travel. The initiative, announced July 27, 2026, brings together JAL, rival carrier ANA Holdings, Japan Airport Terminal, Narita International Airport, Central Japan International Airport, the UN’s International Organization for Migration, and the International Air Transport Associ…
JPNN.com - JAKARTA - The National Anti-Human Trafficking Network (JarNas APO) held a National Meeting (PerNas) on July 27–28, 2026.
All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Japan Airlines (JAL) launched an initiative on the 27th to prevent international human trafficking. Human trafficking often utilizes air travel and is characterized by factors such as "not understanding the purpose of travel or destination" and "refusing to speak to companions." Both companies are urging people to "report any suspicious passengers…"
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