Anjali Bhargava has discussed a significant issue in her article, “Grounded for bad behaviour” (March 21) — one that concerns unsuitable conduct by some passengers on board domestic as well as international flights. There should be zero tolerance towards such troublemakers.
However, I differ with the writer when she endorses the civil aviation ministry’s idea of introducing a no-fly list. She also suggests that “a public blacklist that bars you from flying for a certain period — based on the severity of your offence —could in fact deter others from behaving badly”.
Isn’t this an unrealistic punishment? How would the severity of
