China Airlines to Ban Aggressive Passengers

How many times did you happene to be bothered by people with whom you had to share the same space on-board. Most times we are unable to solve this problem and also the people who do not behave onboard never end up being fined. BBC reports that the Chinese airlines want to change this thing and come with a praiseworthy initiative. Air China, China Eastern, China Southern, Hainan Airlines and Spring Air are ready to fight agains the rude behavior on their airliners and to blacklist those passengers as the air travel market grows and more and more people are welcomed on-board.

Their experience and the incidents during flights but also from the waiting rooms of airports has led airlines employees to prepare special lists in which they record the names of persons accused of inappropriate behavior. Among the most common incidents there are the assault against the crews and against travel partners and aggressive language. Zhang Wuan. marketing chief of Spring Air was one of the first to write such a list, BBC reports.

A number of more than 30 travelers were on the headlines of China's most important newspapers as they behave agressively and could not have been controled by the air security crew. Most of the incidents start because of the flights delay, which is a common problem in the Asian airports. A funny but still unhappy situation was reported on the Bangkok-Nanjing flight last year, when a travelers hurled scalding noodles over the crew. An even more difficult situation was when a travelers to eastern Chine set fire to courtains and the newspaper while on-board.

The Montreal Protocol adopted in 2014 comes to support the airlines companies allowing them to ask for compensation for costs incurred as a result of rowdy behaviour.