No Fly List

Domestic airlines have put 143 passengers in no fly list since 2017

According to aviation ministry, most of the passengers got into the list for not wearing masks while flying or for not obeying cabin crew instructions

Civil aviation ministry says 63 passengers put on 'No Fly List' in 2022

The civil aviation ministry on Monday said three passengers have been put on the 'No Fly List' this year while a total of 63 passengers were placed on the list in 2022. A total of 143 passengers have been put on the list since 2017, according to data provided by the ministry to the Rajya Sabha. These passengers were placed on the list as recommended by airlines' internal committees set up as per aviation regulator DGCA's Civil Aviation Requirements (CAR) pertaining to the handling of unruly/disruptive passengers. The CAR was notified in September 2017 as a measure to deal with the issue related to the handling of unruly/disruptive passengers. "As on date, there are 143 passengers who have been placed in 'No Fly List' for such period, as per the recommendations of airline's internal committee... since 2017," Minister of State for Civil Aviation V K Singh told the Rajya Sabha in a written reply. As per the data, Air India has put three passengers on the list in 2023. In 2022, IndiG

Rules for no-fly lists

Citizens should be informed

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The haste shown by IndiGo and other airlines betrays their eagerness to bend over backwards to please the authorities

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No-fly list: Unruly passengers barred from flying for 3 months to 2 years

Airline's internal committee will probe the matter and decide the quantum of ban

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The no-fly list bans people with criminal records and unruly passengers from domestic flights

No-fly list to be rolled out in July: Jayant Sinha

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Govt to issue rules on no-fly list for unruly passengers by June 20

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Air India official is mad, will only apologise to Parliament: Gaikwad

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