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7. It sounds like flight staff needs to add a new skill to their repertoire

Reply to Grokenstein (Original post)

Wed Aug 4, 2021, 08:54 AM

Aug 2021

Administration of duct tape to nut case passengers.

I fear the next step is to add half an hour to the boarding process to give an alcohol breath test to each passenger so they can deny boarding to potential disruptors.

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Another idiot causes another inflight fight, ends up duct-taped to seat as passengers laugh [View all] Grokenstein Aug 2021 OP

Too many damn copy-cats around here. elleng Aug 2021 #1

Did I miss a post? I did a site search both for "flight" and for "Maxwell." Grokenstein Aug 2021 #2

Two million nowadays in not that much. Hell, Bezos just gave... brush Aug 2021 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author padah513 Aug 2021 #4

Comic relief. North Shore Chicago Aug 2021 #5

I'd be terrified if that happened during a flight. Treefrog Aug 2021 #6

It sounds like flight staff needs to add a new skill to their repertoire DFW Aug 2021 #7

TSA currently offers self-defense classes to flight crews and gate agents! Grokenstein Aug 2021 #9

This is so bluedevil4 Aug 2021 #8

In today's unjust world... lame54 Aug 2021 #10

He should be sued nt XanaDUer2 Aug 2021 #12

Actually, though, they used packing tape, not duct tape. tblue37 Aug 2021 #11