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Passengers have racked up $1 million in fines. flight attendants are taking self-defense classes to protect themselves from others and violent passengers. nbc news correspondent tom costello has more. >> reporter: at an air marshall training center in chicago, up close and personal self-defense tactics. a dozen flight attendants here on their own time as the faa reports nearly 3900 cases of unruly behavior on board passenger planes just this year. passengers attacking crew members, often drink o...

[bleep] [bleep] [bleep] jesse: they need to duct tape that guy. airline workers are taking self-defense classes to deal with violent passengers. the faa says there have been 3,500 reports so far just this year with 600 of them under investigation. thats double the number of investigation in 2019 and 2020 combined. here to discuss, southwest airlines attendant myron seefns,

[bleep] [bleep] [bleep] jesse: they need to duct tape that guy. airline workers are taking self-defense classes to deal with violent passengers. the faa says there have been 3,500 reports so far just this year with 600 of them under investigation. thats double the number of investigation in 2019 and 2020 combined. here to discuss, southwest airlines attendant myron seefns,

Airport leaders around the country to make changes. for one, the faa wants airports to work with vendors to stop offering alcoholic drinks to go. the agency said thats led some passengers to think they can carry those drinks onto their flights, in some cases leading to drunken altercations from the sky. this intoxicated frontier airlines passenger the latest to go viral after he allegedly groped several flight attendants, took a swing at another and had to be duct taped to his seat. some flight ...

[bleep] [bleep] [bleep] jesse: they need to duct tape that guy. airline workers are taking self-defense classes to deal with violent passengers. the faa says there have been 3,500 reports so far just this year with 600 of them under investigation. thats double the number of investigation in 2019 and 2020 combined. here to discuss, southwest airlines attendant myron seefns,

[bleep] [bleep] [bleep] jesse: they need to duct tape that guy. airline workers are taking self-defense classes to deal with violent passengers. the faa says there have been 3,500 reports so far just this year with 600 of them under investigation. thats double the number of investigation in 2019 and 2020 combined. here to discuss, southwest airlines attendant myron seefns,

Im breaking my cell phone out because of all the incidents weve been seeing, just like this one. >> too much booze, passengers restrained by tape. what is happening in the air? were going to speak to the head of the flight attendants association coming up. >> we do say good morning, everybody, it is saturday, august 7th. im kendis gibson. >> im lindsey reiser, have you felt that way when youve been flying? >> im probably the person theyre about to tape and restrain on most flights. so -- >> your...

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Families. >>. fighting back. flight attendants, do you believe theyre taking self-defense classes just to protect themselves now . good morning and welcome to your "new day." its saturday, july 31st. thank you so much for joining us. good morning to you, christi. >> good morning to you, boris. we are always grateful to have all of you with us. we begin with a grim warning today. health experts and officials say the current surge of coronavirus infections and hospitalizations is likely to g...