Airlines may ban 15 passengers for 3 months for not following COVID-19 norms
NEW DELHI : Fifteen passengers, who were found violating COVID-19 norms on domestic flights of three airlines this month, may be banned for three months by the carriers, senior officials of aviation regulator DGCA said on Wednesday.The DGCA had on March 13 asked airlines to de-board passengers who do not wear their masks "properly" despite repeated warnings and take action against them as per its rules.The regulator allows carriers to ban passengers (putting them on no-fly list) for three to 24 months for not following the rules.Senior DGCA officials said nine passengers of IndiGo, four of Alliance Air and two passengers of AirAsia India were found violating COVID-19 norms between March 15 and March 23.While most of these passengers refused.
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