(코리아타운뉴스) Jerks No Longer Allowed to Board Korean Air Flights

Korean Air implements “no-fly” policy

South Korea’s largest airline Korean Air has implemented a no-fly policy, which will allow them to refuse boarding passengers who cause trouble on their airplanes.

Korean Air announced Monday that it has begun implementing the policy to prevent ill-intended passengers from harassing its flight attendants and others on the plan by enforcing the no-fly policy from June 16.

A similar policy has already been implemented by the likes of Japan Air, Dutch Air and Delta.

Those subject to the no-fly policy include passengers who resort to ▶physical abuse ▶sexual harassment ▶profanity and other abusive language. Such passengers will not only be refused to board the plane, but will also be banned from making flight reservations with Korean Air.