Signature Aviation Joins Support Groups, Government Agencies, and Law Enforcement to Combat Human Trafficking

The aviation services company plans to use its large operational footprint to raise awareness of the pervasive crime.

Jonathan Welsh

Friday, February 09, 2024 at 01:32 PM ET

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FBO operator Signature Aviation [Credit: Jonathan Welsh]

Key Takeaways:

Signature Aviation is leveraging its large global network of private aviation terminals (FBOs) to actively combat human trafficking and raise awareness of the issue.
The company has partnered with government agencies like the U.S. DOT and DHS, signing pledges and joining initiatives to train employees in detecting trafficking.
Signature Aviation also sponsors non-profit organizations such as Covenant House and the Freedom Aviation Network, which support survivors and provide transportation, and is developing tailored training programs with the American Association of Airport Executives.

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Signature Aviation said it has taken several steps to use its large network of FBOs and aviation services operations to help combat human trafficking and raise awareness of the illegal activity in and around airports.

The Orlando, Florida-headquartered company said it is supporting government and law enforcement agencies, nonprofit organizations, and corporate groups in their efforts to detect, track, and curb human trafficking. The announcement coincides with the annual increase in public awareness of private aviation that occurs as people travel to Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday in Las Vegas in personal, corporate, and charter aircraft.