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DGCA proposes 30-day ban for unruly flyersAviation watchdog DGCA is proposing stricter rules for unruly passengers. Airlines may soon impose direct flying bans of up to 30 days for ...- Airlines placed 247 passengers in 'no-fly' list in last four yearsIn the last four years, official data reveals that 247 passengers have been placed on the 'no-fly' list due to unruly behavior, with 108 in...
- It is clearly not helpful when unruly passenger behaviour incidents happen, says Air India CEOAir India chief Campbell Wilson stressed the need to take strong action against unruly behaviour on aircraft, following several recent inci...
- Unruly passenger assaults Air India crew member onboard Goa-Delhi flightUnruly behaviour such as physical gestures, verbal harassment and unruly inebriation are classified as Level 1 while physically abusive beh...
- Air India imposes two-year flying ban on individual for unruly behaviour onboard Delhi-London flight in AprilThe source on Friday said that an internal committee set up by Air India with respect to the incident unanimously decided that the individu...
- Air India urination case: Woman victim moves SC for guidelines on unruly behaviourThe petitioner in the Air India urination case has moved the Supreme Court seeking a direction to the Director General of Civil Aviation (D...
- Despite American Airlines ban, student who urinated on fellow passenger can fly with other carriers: Experts"Yes, he can fly with other foreign and domestic airlines because foreign airlines are not regulated by Indian civil aviation norms," said ...
- Unruly air passenger behaviour incidents under control; current rules 'sufficient' at this point of time: DGCA chiefAviation regulator DGCA's chief Arun Kumar has said that incidents of unruly passenger behaviour onboard flights are under control and rule...
- Air India says pilot's licence suspension over passenger incident 'excessive'The Directorate General of Civil Aviation last week fined the airline 3 million rupees ($36,774) over its handling of the incident on a Nov...
- Emergency exit of Indigo flight got opened accidentally, no safety compromised, says DGCAAccording to a statement issued by the Indigo airline on Tuesday, a passenger travelling on Flight 6E 7339 from Chennai to Tiruchirapalli o...
- Air India passenger misbehaviour: DGCA issues show cause notice after one smoked in lavatory another peed on a woman's blanketAviation regulator DGCA on Monday said it has issued a show cause notice to Air India regarding two incidents of passenger misbehaviour onb...
- DGCA recommends 'handcuff-like device' to control unruly passengers on boardIn wake of Air India mid-air urination incidents, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Friday issued an advisory to the head...
- DGCA mandates masks in flight as Covid cases rise againIn the order, the regulator said passengers who don’t comply will be treated as “unruly” and be deboarded if need be, before departure.
- Rules on no-fly list vague, should specify ban period: ExpertsThe Ministry of Civil Aviation made public amendments to a set of rules on unruly and disruptive passengers and proposed a national-no fly ...
- India's first no-fly list being tweaked to tame unruly flyersHowever, while preparing the new rule that provides for a no-fly list, the authorities are worried it should not be used against passengers.
- Government likely to provide clarity on norms for unruly flyersA senior Civil Aviation Ministry official said the current Civil Aviation Requirement on 'Handling of unruly passengers' has "some gaps" wh...
- Unruly Shiv Sena MP may have pushed India's no-fly list case: Here's how not to get into itRavindra Gaikwad, who assaulted an AI staffer in Delhi last week, may have actually set the ball rolling for creating India's first 'no-fly...
- Domestic airlines strengthen measures to handle unruly flyersDomestic airlines have bolstered measures to deal with unruly passengers on board aircraft following a recent spate of such incidents.
- DGCA proposes to declare unruly behavior onboard aircraft as an "offence and punishable act"The DGCA proposes to declare unruly behavior onboard aircraft as an "offence and punishable act" as it can jeopardize safety of the aircraf...
- IATA adopts resolution to tackle in-flight unruly passenger behaviourTo check growing instances of unruly in-flight behaviour by passengers, airlines around the world have decided to work jointly.
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