Airline passengers arrive at their departure gate entering TSA Pre-Check at Orlando International Airport. PreCheck access can now be revoked for unruly passengers.
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Airline passengers arrive at their departure gate entering TSA Pre-Check at Orlando International Airport. PreCheck access can now be revoked for unruly passengers.
John Raoux / AP
Actions on the flight may result in the cancellation of TSA, Federal Aviation Administration and Transportation Security Administration privileges. announced Tuesday.
The FAA says it will share the information of passengers facing fines for bad behavior with TSA, which could allow TSA to recall Check first for those who have already been cleared to make the screening process easier.
The new announcement comes as airlines have taken action Thousands about an incident where a passenger became aggressive and violent on the plane, alternating with other passengers and Airlines Staff.
“TSA has no tolerance for unruly behavior, especially those involving physical assault that occurs on board an aircraft,” TSA Administrator David Pekoske said in a statement. statement.
“This partnership with the FAA will help ensure the safety and security of all passengers and hold those who violate federal regulations accountable for their actions,” he said.
“If you act out of the box, you will have to wait in line,” said FAA Administrator Steve Dickson.
The partnership between the two organizations goes both ways. While the FAA will provide the TSA with information about passengers who have received a fine or a proposed fine, the TSA will provide the FAA with information to locate a passenger who needs to be served with a penalty notice.
