Delta Seeks Support of DOJ to Have Unruly Passengers Added to ‘No-Fly’ List

Delta Seeks Support of DOJ to Have Unruly Passengers Added to ‘No-Fly’ List
A Delta Airlines plane sits on the tarmac at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) in Los Angeles, Calif., on Oct. 29, 2019. Daniel Slim/AFP via Getty Images
Lorenz Duchamps
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The CEO of Delta Air Lines is calling on the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to have passengers convicted of disruptive behavior added to a national “no-fly” list that would prevent them from future travel on any commercial air carrier.

“We are requesting you support our efforts with respect to the much-needed step of putting any person convicted of an on-board disruption on a national, comprehensive, unruly passenger ‘no-fly’ list that would bar that person from traveling on any commercial air carrier,” Delta Chief Executive Ed Basian wrote in a letter reviewed by The Epoch Times.
Lorenz Duchamps
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