by Ned S. Levi | Sep 27, 2021
Since January, 73 percent of all in-flight incidents were caused by a failure to control air rage. They endangered passengers and crew. Many had to be forcibly deplaned. The failure to control air rage caused flights to be delayed as long as overnight. Since January...
by Ned S. Levi | Jun 7, 2021
As the pandemic subsides in the US, passenger safety problems rise with increased air rage. It seems as though we hear about another airline passenger going berserk every day. Air rage is increasing on flights across the globe. Last week, a woman on a Ryanair flight...
by Ned S. Levi | Mar 3, 2014
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) banned the use of cellular services, including cellphone voice calls, in 1991 when most every cellular system in the world used analog technology. The sophistication of today’s cellular services and handsets was almost...
by Janice Hough | Oct 14, 2009
Air rage is a common enough topic these days, and as noted elsewhere on Consumertraveler.com, New Mexico has even gone so far as to take away US Airways’ right to serve liquor on their planes in or over the state. It often seems that whether due to increased...
