Airline industry treats sexual assaults in the skies like an inconvenience, not a crime

📆 4/1/2019 5:40 PM
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'We need industry standards to train airline staff and standardized ways to report and address instances of sexual assault in the skies,' writes dvarusalka for usatodayopinion.

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dvarusalka usatodayopinion Not in US, problem is in 3rd and 4th world countries but as usual usa blames it on President Trump not the Muslim countries who hire these pilots who know how to take off That’s it!

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