Key Takeaways
- United Airlines revised its contract of carriage to include right to remove passengers without headphones.
- New Wi-Fi rules encourage customers to use headphones.
- Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy backs airline’s move.
United Airlines Backed by Trump Administration in Headphone Ban
Airline Enforces New Rule to Promote Passenger Respect and Safety
United Airlines has revised its contract of carriage to include the right to remove passengers who fail to use headphones during flights. This move comes as the airline expands its Wi-Fi services and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has publicly endorsed the policy. According to AeroTime, the change is part of a broader effort to promote passenger respect and safety on flights.
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