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Unruly passengers: US considers a black-list

Secretary of Transportation responding to a letter from Delta carrier

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian sent a letter last week asking the US Department of Justice to create a national no-fly list for unruly passengers. In recent hours, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has indicated that he is considering the idea, but said the implementation of such an initiative is very sensitive and may not be conclusive, as harassing travellers barred by one airline could move t...

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Washinton, United States, 02/11/2022 11:08
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