Social [A**holes In The Sky] Flight Attendants Call For A National Ban List For Violent Air Passengers

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Unruly Passengers
  • Interfering with the duties of a crewmember violates federal law.
  • Federal Aviation Regulations 91.11, 121.580 and 135.120 state that "no person may assault, threaten, intimidate, or interfere with a crewmember in the performance of the crewmember's duties aboard an aircraft being operated."
  • As part of the FAA's Reauthorization Bill (PDF) FAA can propose up to $37,000 per violation for unruly passenger cases. Previously, the maximum civil penalty per violation was $25,000. One incident can result in multiple violations.


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You've all seen the ever-increasing incidents of unruly assholes causing trouble mid flights, refusing to comply with the flight crews' instructions, became violent, restrained by duct tape, and subsequently banned by certain airlines. Like this guy:






Frontier Airlines now says it is “supporting” its crew who restrained an unruly passenger with duct tape after he allegedly groped two female flight attendants’ chests and punched one male flight attendant in the face.

“Frontier Airlines maintains the utmost value, respect, concern and support for all of our flight attendants, including those who were assaulted on this flight,” the company said in a statement Tuesday.

“We are supporting the needs of these team members and are working with law enforcement to fully support the prosecution of the passenger involved,” the company added. “The inflight crew members’ current paid leave status is in line with an event of this nature pending an investigation.”

The statement comes after the company faced backlash for initially saying the crew would be “relieved of flying pending completion of investigation of the events.”

“Management suspended the crew as a knee-jerk reaction to a short video clip that did not show the full incident. Management should be supporting the crew at this time not suspending them. We will be fighting this with every contractual and legal tool available, but we would hope there will be no need for that as management comes to their senses and supports the people on the frontline charged with keeping all passengers safe,” Sara Nelson, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, said in a statement Tuesday.

The incident occurred July 31 during a flight from Philadelphia to Miami.

Maxwell Berry drank two alcoholic drinks before assaulting the flight attendants and yelling on the airplane, the police report states.

Berry was then duct-taped to a seat on the plane and arrested when the flight landed. He was charged with three counts of battery.

The amount of fines dishes out to unruly passengers has topped $1 million this year, but it's still an on-going problem. With over 4,000 violent incidents happened in 2021 alone, flights attendants are calling for criminal prosecutions for those who violates Federal aviation laws:



Now there's an idea being floated by Delta for U.S airlines to combine their Unruly Passengers Ban Lists, in order to preemptively keeping the assholes banned by one airline from getting on other flights.



What say you? Yay or Nay?

Would you like your airline to spare you the pleasure of sitting next to the same assholes who were so belligerent towards other passengers and flight crews, they were banned for life from other airlines?

Or do assholes who refused to comply with an airline's Rules of Carriage (that each and every passenger expressedly agreed to at the time of the ticket purchase) and intentionally causing trouble on one plane deserves the chance to do it again on another?
 
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Is this about the WWE?

I know Ric Flair is everyone's hero but he is going to go away for a little bit.
 
What is your definition of "causing trouble?" Not wearing a piece of cloth over your face at all times?
 
Why shouldn't they be
 
“A list of banned customers doesn’t work as well if that customer can fly with another airline.”

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If they don't even give the criteria for their "no fly list", then no. Why should other airlines agree to ban customers just because delta did? If someone committed a crime while on a plane, then the police should take care of it, not Kristen from delta.
 
I thought there was one since 9/11.
 
Flight diverted after Hawaiian Airlines flight attendant assaulted by unruly passenger
By Stephanie Shinno and Nikki Schenfeld | Sept 23, 2021​



HONOLULU (KHON2) — A Hawaiian Airlines flight attendant was assaulted by a passenger on Thursday morning, on flight HA 152, departing Honolulu to Hilo at 7:30 a.m., causing the flight to divert back to Honolulu.

The plane turned around about 15 minutes into the flight just over the island of Lanai.

A passenger sitting nearby who wanted to remain anonymous said the flight attendant was passing out beverages and made his way back down the aisle when the passenger jumped up and punched the flight attendant.

The witness said three passengers jumped up and the male passenger sat back down and didn’t move until sheriffs took him off the plane in Honolulu.

In the video sent in by the witness, you can hear passengers identify the suspect and sheriffs ask passengers what happened.

A spokesperson for Hawaiian Airlines said the incident was unprovoked, un-triggered, and not mask-related.

Another passenger, Bill Paris, was sitting in the back of the plane when he noticed people around him looking at the front of the aircraft.

“I didn’t see the actual incident, but according to the flight attendant that was near us and other people who saw it, this man who was sitting on the left side of the plane punched the flight attendant twice,” he said.

Authorities have not said what provoked the man to assault the flight attendant.

“One of the flight attendants said we just need to get him off the plane,” Paris said. “We can’t go to Hilo with him still on board.”

“It was shocking I think to everybody on the plane because it’s not something that you expect to see on a neighbor island flight,” Paris continued.

Authorities arrested a 32-year-old man for third-degree assault and the case has been turned over to federal authorities.

Hawaiian Airline said the flight attendant is shaken up but doing okay.

https://www.khon2.com/local-news/fl...tendant-getting-assaulted-by-a-passenger/amp/
 
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Yeah they should be banned, fuck em.......



Entitled cunts think they should be able to fly....Nope, these fuckers should feel lucky they were born in such times to even be on a plane....Fuck that entitled POS.
 
If somebody was anti-masking dick that caused a delay on a United Airlines flight, I wouldnt want them on my Jet Blue flight

Simple solution: Make them provide $10,000 as insurance, to be returned if they behave on a flight

Honestly, I think the amount might need to be more. If a flight has to return, all those passengers likely will miss their transfer and the people getting on the plain next will miss theirs. It is a series dominoes that have been messed up. An hour of flight on a 747 is going to just in itself be in the range of $25,000. I am think an outright ban is required because most of these clowns can't pay or put up 100k.
 
Private Sector companies....

That retard in texas has the right to kick out people with masks, so why not airlines and asshole passengers?
 
Another passenger, Bill Paris, was sitting in the back of the plane when he noticed people around him looking at the front of the aircraft.

“I didn’t see the actual incident, but according to the flight attendant that was near us and other people who saw it, this man who was sitting on the left side of the plane punched the flight attendant twice,” he said.
The person that decided to interview Bill Paris is a fucking idiot and should be fired.
 




 
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No, flying is a human right and shall not be infringed
 
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