China News Service, Beijing, January 5th (Reporter Yuan Xiuyue) On January 5th, the Capital Airport Public Security Bureau reported that a man wanted to upgrade for free and made a big fuss, which caused the flight to be canceled. Dong and Zhao constituted an illegal act of disrupting order on public transportation. According to the law, the police imposed an administrative detention penalty on Dong and an administrative fine on Zhao.
Image source: China Police Online
Airplanes are very special public places. "Aircraft noise" behavior harms others and themselves, ranging from disrupting the order of the cabin to endangering aviation safety at worst. Other passengers will also pay a lot of time costs. As long as this passenger could abide by public order and laws and regulations, consider the other 300-odd passengers, and handle things rationally, this kind of thing would not happen. Even if you are flying first class, you should not consider yourself superior to others and enjoy privileges, and ignore the entire flight because of personal matters.
In addition, the flights of more than 300 passengers were cancelled. Who should bear the responsibility? I also hope that they can get a reasonable solution and not let the innocent victims bear the consequences of a farce in the end.
"Machine trouble" has a long history and is common. How to deal with it faster and more effectively has become a topic of concern to many people. In July last year, the civil aviation system launched a special campaign to rectify "aircraft troubles", requiring intensified punishment and crackdown on "aircraft troubles" strictly and quickly in accordance with the law. At the same time, when dealing with "machine trouble" incidents, we must also promptly clear up the difficulties and pain points involved. Regarding "machine trouble", whether it is in the air or on the ground, relevant aspects of handling the incident should be based on the law, based on facts, and on the principle of courage to take action and timely handling, and handle it efficiently in accordance with laws and regulations, and should not encourage the atmosphere of letting things go. Passengers caused trouble on the plane for two hours and the flight was cancelled. This is probably not a good solution. (End)
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