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India's aviation regulator is implementing a strict 'Zero Tolerance Policy' for unruly passengers, categorizing offenses from verbal harassment to life-threatening acts. Airlines can now impose immediate bans for minor infractions, while serious incidents will be reviewed by an independent committee, potentially leading to lengthy no-fly periods. This aims to ensure safety and order during air travel.
India's aviation regulator is implementing a strict 'Zero Tolerance Policy' for unruly passengers, categorizing offenses from verbal harassment to life-threatening acts. Airlines can now impose immediate bans for minor infractions, while serious incidents will be reviewed by an independent committee, potentially leading to lengthy no-fly periods. This aims to ensure safety and order during air travel.
