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34. ... (FAA) ... has .. received over 4,385 reports of unruly passengers in the past year

Fri Sep 24, 2021, 10:25 PM

Sep 2021

and proceeded with 162 enforcement cases. Approximately 3,199 of the reports dealt with passengers not complying with federal mask mandates ...

https://www.newsweek.com/unruly-passenger-allegedly-fought-flight-attendant-attempted-storm-cockpit-plane-1632509

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Delta proposes a second national 'no-fly' list -- for unruly passengers [View all] marmar Sep 2021 OP

DO IT Skittles Sep 2021 #1

Yes, do it. Delmette2.0 Sep 2021 #2

So there would be a variation of the No Fly List. HubertHeaver Sep 2021 #3

....... marmar Sep 2021 #4

Agree! keithbvadu2 Sep 2021 #5

As with the existing no-fly list, without accountability and due process NO. localroger Sep 2021 #6

Thank you Bucky Sep 2021 #11

No-one has an inherent right to travel by plane Spider Jerusalem Sep 2021 #18

That's not the problem localroger Sep 2021 #22

In this case, it doesn't Spider Jerusalem Sep 2021 #24

How about if they just implement a time limit? forgotmylogin Sep 2021 #27

That would be one mitigatoin localroger Sep 2021 #28

There is a process PJMcK Sep 2021 #41

If a common black list is being shared, how would this work? localroger Sep 2021 #43

GREAT IDEA! Ziggysmom Sep 2021 #7

That one guy shouting "You treat me like a (*)... black person!" Bucky Sep 2021 #13

Do it today BlueIdaho Sep 2021 #8

Would you like schools to share info on staff who acted inappropriately and were fired? Midnight Writer Sep 2021 #9

Airlines are private companies. If bars can refuse service, so can they. meadowlander Sep 2021 #17

And we allow that because there are alternate venues for you to do business with. localroger Sep 2021 #23

There are alternate ways to travel and options like teleconferencing that don't require travel. meadowlander Sep 2021 #37

Post removed Post removed Sep 2021 #38

I dunno. I know this pandemic has some people acting like shitheads Bucky Sep 2021 #10

I don't think anyone 'acts' like a shithead. Captain Stern Sep 2021 #16

I'm basing shitheadedness on behavior Bucky Sep 2021 #19

I respectfully disagree. Captain Stern Sep 2021 #21

Nah, it's an academic argument Bucky Sep 2021 #32

That's fine if your ex didn't pay an airline employee $100 to put you on the list localroger Sep 2021 #25

Yes, it's absolutely fine if my ex didn't do that. Captain Stern Sep 2021 #29

Dude, chill. I don't even have an ex. localroger Sep 2021 #30

I just don't see anything wrong with the lists, or sharing them. Captain Stern Sep 2021 #33

So if you're in seat 37C, and the asshole is in 36C localroger Sep 2021 #39

C'mon man..is that how Delta makes their lists now? Captain Stern Sep 2021 #42

That's always how it starts, but it's never how it ends. History. /nt localroger Sep 2021 #44

Nope. They've proven they can't be trusted Arazi Sep 2021 #20

The Trump family should be automatic on the list. LiberalFighter Sep 2021 #12

a complete list & data base for all air lines to use & run on every booking ! period ! monkeyman1 Sep 2021 #14

Go for it Hekate Sep 2021 #15

Can someone change their name and evade the list? madville Sep 2021 #26

This is part of the problem. The way the list is maintained is totally opaque. localroger Sep 2021 #45

Absolutely. GoodRaisin Sep 2021 #31

... (FAA) ... has .. received over 4,385 reports of unruly passengers in the past year struggle4progress Sep 2021 #34

Honestly I would oppose letting the airlines create such lists. Now if the federal government wants cstanleytech Sep 2021 #35

Yes, absolutely. PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2021 #36

There are probably some antitrust issues Sgent Sep 2021 #40

This is NOT like the terrorist no-fly list DBoon Sep 2021 #46