Airlines may soon be allowed to impose a flying ban of up to 30 days on disruptive passengers without referring cases to a competent authority. The move aims to strengthen in-flight discipline and ensure safer, smoother travel for passengers and crew.
Direct Action by Airlines: Carriers could receive authority to temporarily ban unruly passengers.
30-Day Flying Ban: The proposed rule allows restrictions for up to one month.
Faster Decision-Making: Airlines would no longer need to wait for external approvals.
Improved Passenger Safety: The measure is intended to enhance onboard security and operational efficiency.