>How often do you even see other device's names? If it was seen by nobody, it wouldn't be named that way. And it wouldn't be brought to captain's attention.

>How often do you even see other device's names? If it was seen by nobody, it wouldn't be named that way. And it wouldn't be brought to captain's attention. Also: there are 300 people on a large flight. A lot of people put their phone in airplane mode, and then have to reconnect their Bluetooth headphones. >You don't have to see it again. You don't have to see it once. The airplane isn't a place for political rallies, and the captain figured that one person seeing this is enough. >Anyone that is upset enough to start a fight over such a little thing should absolutely be arrested I agree, and that's what the captain said. The captain asked for the person to shut that device off. They didn't. They were willing to start a fight over it. Whoever reported the stupid Bluetooth name wasn't starting a fight. That was a non-confrontational act. The captain wasn't starting a fight. He gave an order. The edgy passenger decided to fight and not comply with the captain's directions. >That is a person who is mentally insane Indeed.