Millions of adults and children are trafficked annually for forced labor and commercial sex across U.S. transportation networks. As travelers, you play a vital role in identification and prevention, especially in airport environments.
With approximately 27.6 million victims globally and nearly 10,000 potential cases reported in the U.S. in 2023, your vigilance could help someone in need.
If something seems suspicious, trust your instincts and report to airport staff or law enforcement. Your awareness helps make SAN and all airports safer for everyone.
Someone who appears anxious, fearful, avoids eye contact, or seems overly controlled by a companion. Signs of abuse or neglect—like visible injuries or malnourishment—may also be present.
A child traveling without a legitimate parent or guardian, or a group of girls accompanied by an unrelated older adult.
The person doesn’t know basic travel details—like their destination or flight—and relies entirely on someone else. Their story may also be inconsistent or unclear.
Dressed unsuitably for the weather or location, and carrying little to no luggage or personal belongings.
San Diego International Airport (SAN) provides seamless travel experiences with nonstop flights to destinations worldwide, offering convenient services and amenities for all travelers.
