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5300 reports of unruly passengers by flight crews to the faa just this year alone. the faa has instituted enforcement action in 266 of those cases and it s referred 37 of those most extreme cases to the department of justice and those passengers are the ones who could face up to 25 years in prison. merrick garland says quote, passengers who assault, intimidate violence do more than harm those employees. they prevent the performance of krit cal duties for safe air travel. one thing we have to be thankful for are the flight attendants who have been on the front lines of this issue and the federal mask mandate. this is not over and we ll see how this pans out as more people come back to air travel. we re only at the start. that s how bad it s gotten.
board planes, just this year. 266 enforcement actions have been initiated by the faa, but of those, only 37 of the most extreme cases have been referred to the department of justice. so we re talking a tiny fraction here. passengers who assault, intimidate or threaten violence against flight crews do more than harm employees, they prevent the performance of critical duties that help ensure safe air travel. he also says the doj and the faa are committed to higher information sharing. the faa did just fine a new slew of passengers, including one $40,000 for allegely sexually assaulting a passenger on a flight this year. this is extreme, nothing we have seen like it before. any other year, these numbers are really off the charts, and it is happening as so many people are coming back to air travel, 2.3 million people, and likely that number will go even higher as we get later toward
these cases. because remember the issue here. the federal aviation administration, which oversees the skies, cannot press criminal charges. it can only assess civil fines when this problem is really off the charts. look at the numbers. 5300 reports of unruly incidents to the faa. the faa has initiated enforcement action in 266 of those cases, has referred 37 of the most extreme cases to the department of justice and then those passengers could face prison time. so there s a pretty big disparity between reports and referral to the doj. merrick garland says quote, passengers who assault, intimidate or threaten violence against flight crews do more than harm employees. they prevent the performance of critical duties that help ensure safe air travel. garland also says that there is a partnership between the faa and the doj. they re sharing more information all the time. the faa just announced a new
could face-up to 25 years in prison. passengers who assault, intimidate and threaten flight crews do more than just harm employees. they prevent performance of critical duties that help ensure safe air travel. he s also saying the department of justice and the faa have developed a close relationship where they re doing more information sharing. but remember these flight attendants are there for your safety. there was a recent release of new fines from the faa where one passenger was fined $40,000 for allegedly sexually assaulting a flight attendant. they are on the front lines of this enforcing the federal transportation mandate and people becoming unhinged on planes, and also on the front lines of the holidays, and they ll be working on with flight crews on-air lines that have gotten a lot smaller. 2.9 million people and we ll probably see that number surpassed on sunday once
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