The FAA said under an order signed by Administrator Stephen Dickson, unruly passengers will no longer get warnings. Instead, the agency said, it will launch legal enforcement actions. Penalties can ...
There's been an uptick in unruly passenger incidents on commercial flights. The Federal Aviation Administration said airlines reported more than 4,300 incidents – many involving intoxicated passengers ...
A CBC News analysis of more than 340,000 aviation events going back a quarter century shows that reports of disruptive ...
The number of disruptive passengers on airplanes continues at a pace well above pre-pandemic levels. While the midair dustups ...
The Federal Aviation Administration is proposing more hefty fines against unruly airline passengers as the agency has already levied more than $1 million in fines this year. The FAA said Thursday that ...
More than 75% of unruly passenger reports that the FAA has received since January come from passengers refusing to wear masks, according to new data.
European airline Ryanair has announced that passengers it removes from its flights for "unruly behavior" will now face an additional fine The fine for £500 — more than $675 — will be presented to ...
The FAA has referred more than 270 of the most serious cases to the FBI since late 2021 under a partnership aimed at ensuring unruly airline passengers face criminal prosecution when warranted. The ...
Airline passengers who behave poorly on flights could lose their privilege of PreCheck, the Federal Aviation Administration and the Transportation Security Administration announced Tuesday. According ...
The EasyJet passengers' celebrations following the diversion to Greece highlights how disruptors have become more common since the pandemic.
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