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Drunk and abusive air passengers would be banned from flying under national 'blacklist' proposals being drawn up by ministers amid soaring 'air rage' attacks on plane crews and holidaymakers
Ministers are proposing a national 'blacklist' to ban drunk and abusive air passengers due to increasing 'air rage' attacks on plane crews and holidaymakers.
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