After facing powerful waves of advocacy, United is making changes.






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Dear Friend,

In recent years, incidents have soared of airline passengers viewing hardcore pornography on their personal devices in tight, closed quarters, leaving fellow passengers and flight crew feeling unsafe, emotionally triggered, and victim to sexual harassment.

Many reports expressed that United Airlines’ flight attendants appeared to be particularly ill-suited for these situations. From ignoring complaints to laughing at traumatized passengers to simply offering free dinners to victims of in-flight sexual harassment, it was clear that United Airlines had a significant problem that was going unadressed. As a result, the National Center on Sexual Exploitation listed United Airlines on the 2019 Dirty Dozen List.

With improved training and a dedication to making their airplanes free from pornography and sexual harassment, United Airlines has now been removed from the Dirty Dozen List ([link removed]) after making changes on the heels of receiving scores of emails from passionate advocates like you!

Their decision to improve their policies and training because of the Dirty Dozen List have already generated attention from mainstream media outlets like Fox Business ([link removed]) and Yahoo News ([link removed]), as well as from airline industry trade publications ([link removed]).

Your voice makes a difference!

This victory is especially exciting as we are all set to unveil the 2020 Dirty Dozen List ([link removed]) on Thursday, February 6 at 10:00 AM EST. We hope you'll tune in for the live launch event and join us in taking action against sexually exploitative entities with the confidence that your advocacy is making an incredible difference.

More positive change is right around the corner!

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Sincerely,

Dawn Hawkins

Senior Vice President and Executive Director

National Center on Sexual Exploitation

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