There are the majority of the air travellers that have banned after breaking the mask rules and regulations in the starting of the pandemic may get the second chance to fly again in the air.
There are three of the airlines, including Delta, United, and Alaska are revaluating their lists of the individuals travelling in the flights currently, the federal mask mandates have been voided for the flight as well as other public transportation.
Moreover, the United Airlines mentioned in the statement, “On a case-by-case basis we will allow some customers who were previously banned for failing to comply with mask-related rules to fly United again – after ensuring their commitment to follow all crewmember instructions on board.”
Currently, about 1,000 of the passengers of United have been banned for not following the mask restrictions. On the other hand, United shared all the information at the time of the interview, about disobeying the restrictions that flight crew members told the passenger to do, “We don’t have anything additional to share on this, as we do not share specifics of our internal security policies and procedures.”
Along with this, Adam Jenne of the Southwest Florida shared his experience of getting rejected after wearing a red thong as a face mask in December.
He asserted, that he has worn the women’s underwear for masks on the flights in throughout the pandemic both to illustrate the absurdity of mask rules and regulations and due to, “no matter who you are or what side of the political spectrum you are on, it’s funny!”
“Every time I wore it, it was met with laughter,” he said, but not this time.
He further said, “The flight attendants basically told me to change my masks, and I politely refused and asked questions as to why my mask did not meet the requirements. I was peaceful about it. I’m not going to get into an alteration.”
