Bad behavior doesn’t work at Delta.
Delta Air Lines’ CEO announced that the carrier will permanently ban passengers who disrespect other customers or crew.
CEO Ed Bastian established the law in a memo sent to employees on Friday and shared with Fox News. The executive revealed that the airline has already added more than 800 people to the air exclusion list for refusing to wear mandatory face masks while traveling, as well as news about the company’s latest policy.
“Those who refuse to show basic civility to our people or their fellow travelers are not welcome at Delta,” said CEO Ed Bastian.
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“Know that respect and civility towards others in our planes, airports, workplaces and society – even when we have differences of opinion – have always been a requirement for our people and our customers,” wrote Bastian. “Those who refuse to demonstrate basic civility to our people or their fellow travelers are not welcome at Delta. Their actions will not be tolerated and they will not be privileged to fly our airline ever again.”
“As difficult as things are right now, remember that we are getting closer to recovery due to your hard work, dedication and commitment to our values”, he concluded. “Thank you, as we continue to climb together in 2021.”
Delta Air Lines’ CEO announced that the carrier will permanently ban passengers who disrespect other customers or crew.
(Delta Airlines)
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Among those on its no-fly list, Delta allegedly kicked passengers who bothered Senator Mitt Romney, R-Utah, and Senator Lindsey Graham, RS.C., at airports during recent incidents, reports Reuters. As seen in now viral videos, angry supporters of President Trump called Romney and Graham “traitors” earlier this month for refusing to oppose the Electoral College votes that testify to President-elect Biden’s victory.
Federal authorities have also increased airport security for members of Congress on their travels to and from Washington, DC, following the US Capitol building uprising on January 6.
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Before President-elect Joe Biden took office on Wednesday, 25,000 National Guard soldiers were sent to DC to protect the country’s capital.