Everyone who works in an airport must be equipped to proactively identify human trafficking and how to effectively respond in a trauma-informed manner. Our comprehensive training is divided into two courses. One course is specifically for Passenger-facing Staff, who work with passenger documentation, while the other course is for non-passenger-facing staff like general airport staff, vendors, cleaners and porters. Both courses provide an in-depth insight into various types of vulnerabilities, like people smuggling, asylum-seeking, and the different types of human trafficking. FPA’s training includes solutions like data collation and mapping, why inter-stakeholder collaboration and why it is critical to establish a port-to-port safety net. Upon successful completion of the course, each graduate will receive a Red Flag Passport.

Vulnerability is a real threat to victims or survivors of human trafficking, and inadmissible passengers who are repatriated. The possibility of further exploitation or re-trafficking is very real and it is necessary to have measures in place to reduce these risks. It is priceless to have trusted persons in the ports of transit and destination ports repatriatees travel to.