Unruly Airline Passengers Could Soon Find Themselves on the No-Fly List
Paul Ruden on the new legislation and what it could mean for travel advisors.
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Paul Ruden on the new legislation and what it could mean for travel advisors.
Paul Ruden on the new legislation and what it could mean for travel advisors.
Rude, abusive behavior by airline passengers began to soar when the pandemic hit. Maybe it’s time for tougher penalties.
WASHINGTON, D.C., April 28, 2022 – The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM), the nation’s largest airline union, supports the recent introduction of the bipartisan bill Protection from Abusive Passengers Act (H.R. 7433, S. 4019), which would help thwart passenger assault on airline workers.
U.S. lawmakers are proposing a new bill that could potentially ban a convicted violent passenger from flying for life.