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If someone commits a crime, they can be banned from flying until and unless they can prove sufficient rehabilitation. However, they are first entitled to a fair
by cat_plus_plus 5y ago
If someone commits a crime, they can be banned from flying until and unless they can prove sufficient rehabilitation. However, they are first entitled to a fair trial and most restrictions are not imposed for the lifetime. If anything, publicly owned airports can require airlines to provide better evidence than "donna wanna" for denying boarding to passengers.