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Popular tourist destination proposes a national no-fly list, banning unruly passengers from flying every airline
A popular tourist destination is proposing a national no-fly list to ban abusive air passengers from flying with any airline. The government initiative aims to prevent unruly passengers from traveling by placing them on a travel ban.
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