Jakarta, goldensamoyed Indonesia
—
The French government took firm and effective action to crack down
airplane passengers
considered disruptive and antisocial behavior.This new policy allows for large fines for violators.
Passengers who violate the French government’s new regulations can be fined up to 10,000 euros or around IDR 170 million for a single violation, or 20,000 euros or around IDR 340 million for repeat offenders.
In the most extreme cases, antisocial travelers could also face a flight ban of up to four years.
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This new regulation applies to all airlines that have an operating permit issued by France.The following are some violations that can be subject to sanctions:
– Using electronic or electrical devices when prohibited.
– Interfere with flight crew or safety standard announcements.
– Refuse to comply with safety instructions given by crew members.
French Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot said the crackdown was carried out to ensure unacceptable behavior did not endanger the safety of passengers and cabin crew members, which he described as an absolute priority.
“This endangers flight safety and disrupts the working conditions of flight crew. With this decree, we equip ourselves with fast, fair and proportional enforcement tools. This new regulatory framework sends a strong message: disruptive behavior will no longer be tolerated,” Tabarot said, as quoted
Time Out
.
This action by the French government came after
Air Transport Association
reported an increase in the number of problematic passengers in 2024. According to the airline trade association’s figures, there was one incident for every 395 flights last year.
The global trend of cracking down on tourists is acting up
This move by France adds to the list of tourist destinations that have been forced to introduce measures to control the behavior of errant visitors.
– South Korea through Jeju Island has imposed fines for smoking and littering.
– Bali has issued a series of strict rules to curb the “naughty” behavior of tourists.
– San Sebastián banned loudspeakers and smoking on beaches last month.
– Amsterdam has long tried to crack down on tourists who behave badly, starting with a ban on marijuana in the Red Light District.
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