Airline safety: Transport Workers Union pushes for better protection from violent passengers
The Transport Workers Union is helping airline employees push for better protection from violent passengers with "Assault Won't Fly" at Newark Airport
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The Transport Workers Union is helping airline employees push for better protection from violent passengers with "Assault Won't Fly" at Newark Airport
Abusive passengers could find themselves put on a no-fly list if a new bill is passed, but tackling the triggers for disruption is vital
Rep. Eric Swalwell and the Transport Workers Union are working to pass a bill that would bar violent passengers from flying after being convicted of assaulting airline workers.
Out-of-control passengers might soon join suspected terrorists from being allowed to fly on commercial airliners on a new no-fly list under newly pushed legislation in Congress.
Passengers who have been convicted of assaulting airline crew members or their fellow travelers may be barred from boarding commercial flights nationwide, thanks to a bipartisan proposal currently making its