Passengers who do not wear their masks can be off-loaded or even declared “unruly” under a 2017 rule that empowers airlines to place flyers classified as unruly on a no-fly list, the directorate general of civil aviation (DGCA) said on Wednesday, June 8. The DGCA order comes after a two-judge bench of the Delhi high court on Friday ordered strict action, including de-boarding of passengers violating Covid-19 norms such as the mandatory wearing of masks and maintaining hygiene at airports and on aircraft.
History
India in history this Week
DECEMBER 9, 2022, to DECEMBER 15, 2022 09 DECEMBER 1946 The first meeting of the Constituent Assembly that made the country’s highest law was on this day. 1946 UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi was born. 1971 […]
India
Why farmers still oppose the Centre’s proposal to end stalemate
Farmer unions lost no time in rejecting the amendments proposed by the Union government to the current farm laws. BKU (Dakuanda) general secretary Jagmohan Singh Patiala explains point-by-point why farmers are objecting to Centre’s offer. […]
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