Unruly passengers should face the law of the land, and no such passenger should go unpunished, aviation security watchdog BCAS chief Zulfiq...

The Department related to the Standing Committee for Transport, Tourism and Culture has tabled its report on the development of greenfield ...

Air India chief Campbell Wilson stressed the need to take strong action against unruly behaviour on aircraft, following several recent inci...

Unruly behaviour such as physical gestures, verbal harassment and unruly inebriation are classified as Level 1 while physically abusive beh...

Air India flight AI 111 scheduled to operate Delhi-London today returned to Delhi shortly after departure due to the serious unruly behavio...

Aviation regulator DGCA's chief Arun Kumar has said that incidents of unruly passenger behaviour onboard flights are under control and rule...

Electronic monitoring system such as CCTVs in cabin and body cameras for cabin crew could be looked at as options, they opined, though ther...

The problem of unruly passengers has even become so great that Lloyds of London has created an insurance policy to provide coverage to airl...

To prevent such incidents in future, the experts said, the Civil Aviation Requirements (CAR) of 2017 for handling of unruly passengers shou...

In wake of Air India mid-air urination incidents, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Friday issued an advisory to the head...

The Ministry of Civil Aviation has proposed a "national no-fly list" which will comprise passengers identified as unruly after an inquiry b...

A senior Civil Aviation Ministry official said the current Civil Aviation Requirement on 'Handling of unruly passengers' has "some gaps" wh...

There have been several reported incidents of unruly behaviour by the fliers onboard various airlines in the recent times.

Expedia data shows that 69% said they would alert the flight attendant and ask them to handle an unruly passenger, while 30% said they woul...

here is no such proposal in the Ministry, said Minister of State for Civil Aviation Jayant Sinha.

Domestic airlines have bolstered measures to deal with unruly passengers on board aircraft following a recent spate of such incidents.

To check growing instances of unruly in-flight behaviour by passengers, airlines around the world have decided to work jointly.