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US Passenger, Who Was Duct-Taped For Violent Behavior, Faces Record Fine
A 34-year-old US woman has been sued for failing to pay $81,950 fine for assaulting co-passengers on an American Airlines flight in 2021, a report said.
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US Woman Faces Rs 33 Lakh Fine And Prison Time for In-Flight Chaos
A Hawaiian woman has been ordered to pay almost $40,000 in restitution to American Airlines after she interfered with a crew member and forced her flight to be diverted.
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US Flight Passenger Who Was Duct-Taped To Her Seat Faces Record Fine
The FAA has reported a steep rise in unruly passengers since the beginning of COVID-19 pandemic. It initiated 1,099 inquiries last year, up from 183 in 2020 and 146 in 2019.
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American Airlines fined $900,000 for lengthy tarmac delays
The Department of Transportation said Monday it has fined a regional affiliate of American Airlines $900,000 for keeping hundreds of passengers cooped up for hours on planes in Chicago earlier this year, a clear warning to airlines on the eve of the holiday travel season that similar incidents won't be tolerated.
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US Passenger, Who Was Duct-Taped For Violent Behavior, Faces Record Fine
A 34-year-old US woman has been sued for failing to pay $81,950 fine for assaulting co-passengers on an American Airlines flight in 2021, a report said.
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US Woman Faces Rs 33 Lakh Fine And Prison Time for In-Flight Chaos
A Hawaiian woman has been ordered to pay almost $40,000 in restitution to American Airlines after she interfered with a crew member and forced her flight to be diverted.
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US Flight Passenger Who Was Duct-Taped To Her Seat Faces Record Fine
The FAA has reported a steep rise in unruly passengers since the beginning of COVID-19 pandemic. It initiated 1,099 inquiries last year, up from 183 in 2020 and 146 in 2019.
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American Airlines fined $900,000 for lengthy tarmac delays
The Department of Transportation said Monday it has fined a regional affiliate of American Airlines $900,000 for keeping hundreds of passengers cooped up for hours on planes in Chicago earlier this year, a clear warning to airlines on the eve of the holiday travel season that similar incidents won't be tolerated.
