Celebrity Incident Highlights Airline Passenger Removal Authority
An alleged incident involving a celebrity removal from a Delta flight highlights the broad authority airlines have to deplane passengers for...
7 aviation articles tagged “Airline Policy”
An alleged incident involving a celebrity removal from a Delta flight highlights the broad authority airlines have to deplane passengers for...
Airlines are simplifying adding infants to bookings, but the NTSB is renewing its push to mandate separate seats due to significant turbulence risks.
A viral video shows a passenger charged $355 at the gate, highlighting Southwest Airlines' strict new 'Customer of Size' policy after ending open seating.
United Airlines has updated its Contract of Carriage, allowing crew to remove passengers who refuse to use headphones for personal audio or video streaming.
A passenger complaint over carry-on rules highlights growing friction with Southwest Airlines' new policies, sparking debate on baggage rules and customer service.
Southwest Airlines will update its 'Customer of Size' policy on Jan. 27, 2026, requiring passengers to buy a second seat with conditional refunds.
United Airlines updated its contract of carriage to require headphone use for audio, making a common courtesy an enforceable rule to curb passenger disruptions.