Passengers who disrupt flight face all airlines ban

PASSENGERS who disrupt a flight could be banned from flying by all airlines under a government proposal.

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It is understood that a scheme for carriers to share information on unruly passengers is being developed by officials at the Department for Transport and the Home Office.

The proposal, which is still at the concept stage, could lead to airlines being required to notify the government of a disruptive passenger.

A participating airline could then be alerted when the same person checked in for a subsequent flight.

It would be up to that airline to determine how to respond, but they would have the option of refusing to carry them.