1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Stopping Assault while Flying Enforcement Act of 2017 . 2. Air carrier defined In this Act, the term air carrier means an air carrier or foreign air carrier, as those terms are defined in section 40102 of title 49, United States Code. 3. Additional training relating to responding to sexual assault and sexual harassment on board passenger aircraft (a) In general Chapter 447 of title 49, United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following: 44736. Additional training relating to responding to sexual assault and sexual harassment on board passenger aircraft (a) Training required In addition to other training required under this chapter, each air carrier and foreign air carrier shall provide initial and annual recurrent training for flight attendants, pilots, and other individuals who are employees or contractors of the air carrier, with respect to responding to and addressing sexual assault and sexual harassment of passengers and employees and contractors of the air carrier on board aircraft operated by the air carrier in passenger air transportation. (b) Situational training An air carrier or foreign air carrier shall include, in initial and recurrent training provided under this section, situational training with respect to the proper method for dealing with passengers who are accused of, and passengers who report, sexual assault or sexual harassment. (c) Trauma-Informed training Training provided under this section shall include— (1) training on— (A) how to use a trauma-informed approach with individuals who report incidents of sexual assault or sexual harassment in a way that is survivor-centered; (B) the effects of trauma on such individuals; (C) how to ensure the safety of all passengers; and (D) how to properly report such assault or harassment to air carriers