Qantas, Jetstar, Virgin and Rex launch joint campaign "No More Carry On" to help stop disruptive behaviour

[milehighclub]

All Australian Airlines and Airports have launched a new campaign for travellers to show respect to fellow travellers and airline staff when flying.

This has been backed by CASA and the AFP.

There is a new "AUSTRALIAN AVIATION INDUSTRY CODE OF PRACTICE ON OFFENSIVE OR DISORDERLY PASSENGER BEHAVIOUR" that the airlines and airports will follow to ensure a consistent approach when dealing with such matters.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1472670718655549441

 

[Saab34]

Behaviour from the general public had been deplorable in the last few years. Retail is no different. I observed a couple abusing the heck out of staff at a Bigw I was at last week, because they didn’t have a receipt for a refund. At a Target last week they were checking Vax for entry, one guy walked right in and told the staff to get F’d.

One thing I’ve learnt during this pandemic is a large chunk of people absolutely have no idea. Don’t get me started on pandemic compliance.

We need to get a little harder on the law enforcement side. Behave like some do in some countries at a airport, and well, consequences will be severe, don’t expect sympathy from us at home. There has been a few ‘incidents’ on Bali flights over the years, the authorities on the other end certainly took a firm approach.

 

[dajop]

Bit of an error at 1:01, the person on the left - although wearing a mask doesn’t appear to have it covering their nose. It may well be but not a good look when promoting mask wearing.

 

[oz_mark]

Bit of an error at 1:01, the person on the left - although wearing a mask doesn’t appear to have it covering their nose. It may well be but not a good look when promoting mask wearing.

Looks to be covering the nose, but just hasn't adjusted it to fit properly.

 

[dajop]

Looks to be covering the nose, but just hasn't adjusted it to fit properly.

Yes, I think it is covering the nostrils. But still it's in the part of the ad promoting mask wearing, just make sure it is adjusted properly.

 

[Captain Halliday]

“No more carry on” - I thought for a second that the overhead locker problem had been solved permanently!

 

[eastwest101]

How about "no more monetizing exit row seating" and no more excessive baggage fees for checked in luggage thus encouraging more cabin luggage, and maybe a bit less jamming more seats into narrowbodies than they were originally designed for?