Being Disrespectful
This rule has become quite a big umbrella term for a number of things some passengers may end up doing or shouting on flights, And many of the things here on our list can easily make it on the “being disrespectful” list. But generally, airlines have made it a priority to make sure that people who are not acting in a civilized manner will no longer be allowed to fly with them: whether it happened during or before take-off.
We have all seen those videos with people just suddenly exciting unrest, by yelling and arguing with flight attendants, or those who have drunk too much and end up causing a scene. With the rise of turmoil between Democrats and Republicans, such displays have become more frequent, and airlines are showing an increase of a no-tolerance policy when it comes to this rule.
For example, on January 5th, 2021, Utah Senator Mitt Romney was harassed on a Delta flight by passengers who were supporters of Donald Trump, who called him a “traitor” and then refused to wear masks. Six people were blacklisted from ever flying with Delta over that incident. It just shows that some people, no matter their political affiliation, need to learn that they cannot do or say whatever they want because there are consequences and airlines are ready to enforce their rules to ensure the safety and comfort of their other passengers.
