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The Civil Aviation Ministry issues "No-Fly list": Know how can you get banned

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(Image representational/ Courtesy: PTI)
(Image representational/ Courtesy: PTI)
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Srinagar aiport/ File image/ PTI
Srinagar aiport/ File image/ PTI
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Level 2 - Ban upto six months for physically abusive behaviour (pushing, kicking, hitting, inappropriate touching.
Level 2 - Ban upto six months for physically abusive behaviour (pushing, kicking, hitting, inappropriate touching.
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No-Fly offence categories: Level 1 - Ban upto three months for unruly physical gestures, verbal harassment and unruly inebriation.
No-Fly offence categories: Level 1 - Ban upto three months for unruly physical gestures, verbal harassment and unruly inebriation.
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Announcing the rules, the Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Jayant Sinha, said that the motive behind this kind of list is to ensure the safety and security of passengers, which is the topmost priority for his ministry.
Announcing the rules, the Minister of State for Civil Aviation, Jayant Sinha, said that the motive behind this kind of list is to ensure the safety and security of passengers, which is the topmost priority for his ministry.
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