In the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attacks in 2001, the U.S. government created a “no-fly” list to ensure that those seeking to cause chaos and terror in our skies couldn’t replicate the attacks that happened on that horrific day. Today, the Biden administration is considering a new no-fly list — but one with potentially sobering implications for ordinary Americans.
In the wake of a long pandemic year with increased violent and unruly incidents on airplanes around the country, the CEO of Delta Airlines Ed Bastian recently called for a new federal no-fly list for passengers behaving badly on commercial airlines.
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