At the Airport, How Many Drinks Is Too Many?Ryanair is suing a passenger for disruption caused by alcohol, seeking a two-drink limit in airports to enhance safety.
FAA refers 43 reported abusive, unruly plane passengers to FBI, even as incidents fall from COVID highsUnruly passenger incidents have decreased, yet the FAA maintains strict penalties, emphasizing zero tolerance for disruptive behavior on flights.
At the Airport, How Many Drinks Is Too Many?Ryanair is suing a passenger for disruption caused by alcohol, seeking a two-drink limit in airports to enhance safety.
FAA refers 43 reported abusive, unruly plane passengers to FBI, even as incidents fall from COVID highsUnruly passenger incidents have decreased, yet the FAA maintains strict penalties, emphasizing zero tolerance for disruptive behavior on flights.
F.A.A. Refers More Unruly Passenger Cases to Justice DepartmentThe F.A.A. is calling for criminal charges in 43 incidents of unruly passenger behavior to ensure flight safety.
7 worst-behaved travelers of 2024Travelers should commit to better behavior when flying, ensuring respect for crew and fellow passengers.The high number of unruly incidents post-Covid indicates a need for improved travel etiquette.
F.A.A. Refers More Unruly Passenger Cases to Justice DepartmentThe F.A.A. is calling for criminal charges in 43 incidents of unruly passenger behavior to ensure flight safety.
7 worst-behaved travelers of 2024Travelers should commit to better behavior when flying, ensuring respect for crew and fellow passengers.The high number of unruly incidents post-Covid indicates a need for improved travel etiquette.
FBI receives 43 'unruly airline passenger' case referralsFAA increases referrals of unruly passengers to the FBI for criminal prosecution as incidents remain a concern despite a major drop since 2021.
The FAA has hit 'unruly' flyers with $20 million in fines since the pandemic - a huge increase compared to pre-2020The FAA has imposed over $20 million in fines on unruly passengers since 2020, enforcing a strict zero-tolerance policy.
FBI receives 43 'unruly airline passenger' case referralsFAA increases referrals of unruly passengers to the FBI for criminal prosecution as incidents remain a concern despite a major drop since 2021.
The FAA has hit 'unruly' flyers with $20 million in fines since the pandemic - a huge increase compared to pre-2020The FAA has imposed over $20 million in fines on unruly passengers since 2020, enforcing a strict zero-tolerance policy.