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Petition 717071

Require airlines to provide/sell sanitary products

closedUnited Kingdom· UK Parliament· EN

Introduced

6 February 2025

Last action

6 February 2025 · Petition

Status

49 signatures

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Subjects

Aviation

Source updated

26 September 2025

Aviation

Summary

We want the government to require in law for airlines to provide/sell sanitary products. People who menstruate consist of half of our population, and many people who menstruate know that one's cycle is not always predictable. Experiencing an unexpected period whilst flying can happen quite frequently, and due to a general lack of awareness, I feel this has not been addressed. For better inclusivity and general care for passengers' health, I think such a law is necessary to be made.

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  1. 6 February 2025

    Petition

    We want the government to require in law for airlines to provide/sell sanitary products. People who menstruate consist of half of our population, and many people who menstruate know that one's cycle is not always predictable. Experiencing an unexpected period whilst flying can happen quite frequently, and due to a general lack of awareness, I feel this has not been addressed. For better inclusivity and general care for passengers' health, I think such a law is necessary to be made.

    Source: Petition

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