Posted on Feb 5, 2022
Delta confirms it asked DOJ to create a new national unruly passenger no-fly list - The Points...
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"Delta confirmed to TPG that Chief Executive Ed Bastian wrote a letter to U.S. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland asking the Justice Department to help crack down on misbehaving passengers.
His ask? He wants flyers who attack crew on planes or disrupt flights to be put on a “no-fly” list."
His ask? He wants flyers who attack crew on planes or disrupt flights to be put on a “no-fly” list."
Delta confirms it asked DOJ to create a new national unruly passenger no-fly list - The Points...
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I can back this logic, so long as there is due process in place... being considered unruly is subjective. If there is no act that would warrant a criminal charge, I would think restricting a persons ability to fly may not be appropriate. Also, I have flown enough to know that somedays it is a horrible experience and can really lead to a person making a bad choice in the heat of the moment.
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PFC Andrew "Tommy" M.
Maybe we should treat flight attendants like cops and make them wear a body cam, then have a independent review board to decide.
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PFC Andrew "Tommy" M. - Or put cameras in the plane. It's a small enough area that coverage shouldn't be an issue and recordings could be flagged or saved over after every flight. The presence of cameras might 'help' some people behave better and privacy concerns should been moot as there really isn't privacy on a plane already.
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