> Why would we continue to propose ideas to bolster no fly lists when they clearly haven't had the desired outcome of not having passengers become unruly. Like

> Why would we continue to propose ideas to bolster no fly lists when they clearly haven't had the desired outcome of not having passengers become unruly. Like prison, the idea is that the consequences are normally a sufficient deterrent. The fact that it isn't always sufficient is not a reason to remove those consequences. I do however believe in rehabilitation, and maybe a program that banned passengers needs to follow to be taken of the no-fly list could be a way out. But again, there's no silver bullet and someone will go through the program, won't learn anything and become a repeat offender.