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Using headphones is no longer just considered proper etiquette, it's now a requirement on United Airlines flights. United says passengers who use speakers and refuse to wear headphones could be removed from flights and even face a lifetime ban.The airline says travelers who don't have headphones can request a... show more

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United Airlines says it can now kick out passengers who don't use headphones when listening to a device after it amended its so-called contract of carriage. The airline says it can also potentially ban them from flying on United in the future.

United Airlines says it can now kick out passengers who don't use headphones when listening to a device after it amended its so-called contract of carriage. The airline says it can also potentially ban them from flying on United in the future.

CBS News

37,039 views • 5 months ago

United Airlines recently instituted a new rule: If you play audio on your phone, you need headphones. This woman ignored it, played a video out loud and got removed from the flight. Based on her reaction, I’m not surprised she didn’t care about the people around her enough to use headphones. You’re an adult. Actions have consequences.

United Airlines recently instituted a new rule: If you play audio on your phone, you need headphones. This woman ignored it, played a video out loud and got removed from the flight. Based on her reaction, I’m not surprised she didn’t care about the people around her enough to use headphones. You’re an adult. Actions have consequences.

Sovey

1,278,069 views • 5 months ago

🚨 CAUGHT ON VIDEO: DRUNK PASSENGER MELTDOWN FORCES POLICE TO BOARD MIAMI FLIGHT — ALL OVER HEADPHONES This was BEFORE the plane even left the gate. Passengers say a woman on an American Airlines flight from Miami to Tampa refused to use headphones and blasted videos at full volume. Flight attendants reportedly asked her calmly to put them in before departure. That’s when it detonated. Witnesses say she started shouting, cursing, and arguing with crew and other passengers as the plane sat grounded. The situation escalated so badly that law enforcement had to board the aircraft and escort her off in front of everyone. All of this over a pair of headphones. If this was your flight, would you want her banned for life?

🚨 CAUGHT ON VIDEO: DRUNK PASSENGER MELTDOWN FORCES POLICE TO BOARD MIAMI FLIGHT — ALL OVER HEADPHONES This was BEFORE the plane even left the gate. Passengers say a woman on an American Airlines flight from Miami to Tampa refused to use headphones and blasted videos at full volume. Flight attendants reportedly asked her calmly to put them in before departure. That’s when it detonated. Witnesses say she started shouting, cursing, and arguing with crew and other passengers as the plane sat grounded. The situation escalated so badly that law enforcement had to board the aircraft and escort her off in front of everyone. All of this over a pair of headphones. If this was your flight, would you want her banned for life?

HustleBitch

149,529 views • 5 months ago

.Buck Sexton on United Airlines requiring headphones: "You don't get to be a barbarian who sits there and watches loud videos on their phone, on their iPad, on their laptop or wherever. This has been a scourge of the skies. I absolutely love it."

.Buck Sexton on United Airlines requiring headphones: "You don't get to be a barbarian who sits there and watches loud videos on their phone, on their iPad, on their laptop or wherever. This has been a scourge of the skies. I absolutely love it."

The Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Show

37,345 views • 5 months ago

Aboard United Airlines Flight 857, flying from San Francisco to Shanghai, twin sisters on their way to a modeling competition begin violently fighting. They light cigarettes; spray perfume throughout the cabin; and verbally abuse other passengers. Flight attendants who attempt to calm them are physically assaulted, and the plane is forced to divert to Anchorage, where the two sisters are arrested. The entire incident is caught on video, making this the first-ever air rage incident to be entirely filmed. United Airlines is compelled to buy all 231 passengers a night in a hotel in Anchorage, as well as a tour of Portage Glacier.

Aboard United Airlines Flight 857, flying from San Francisco to Shanghai, twin sisters on their way to a modeling competition begin violently fighting. They light cigarettes; spray perfume throughout the cabin; and verbally abuse other passengers. Flight attendants who attempt to calm them are physically assaulted, and the plane is forced to divert to Anchorage, where the two sisters are arrested. The entire incident is caught on video, making this the first-ever air rage incident to be entirely filmed. United Airlines is compelled to buy all 231 passengers a night in a hotel in Anchorage, as well as a tour of Portage Glacier.

2001 Live

176,317 views • 3 months ago

AirAsia again ✈️ Two Chinese women on a KL–Chengdu flight turn the cabin into a battlefield because someone asked them to lower their voices after the lights dimmed. Man says “shut up, I want to sleep” → women climb seats and start swinging. Flight attendants scramble. Passengers film. Chinese netizens: “Ate too much spicy Sichuan hotpot… these people need to be arrested and given two lashes so their butts bloom… poor flight attendants can’t even rest.” This is becoming a pattern on AirAsia China routes. What exactly did AirAsia do last year that keeps inviting this level of chaos from Chinese flights? Or is the problem not the airline?

AirAsia again ✈️ Two Chinese women on a KL–Chengdu flight turn the cabin into a battlefield because someone asked them to lower their voices after the lights dimmed. Man says “shut up, I want to sleep” → women climb seats and start swinging. Flight attendants scramble. Passengers film. Chinese netizens: “Ate too much spicy Sichuan hotpot… these people need to be arrested and given two lashes so their butts bloom… poor flight attendants can’t even rest.” This is becoming a pattern on AirAsia China routes. What exactly did AirAsia do last year that keeps inviting this level of chaos from Chinese flights? Or is the problem not the airline?

The Great Translation Movement 大翻译运动

32,668 views • 12 days ago

#BREAKING IndiGo cancells dozens of flights across the country as it doesn’t have enough crew available under the new duty-time rules • Delhi: 38 flights cancelled • Bengaluru: 42 flights • Mumbai: 32 flights • Hyderabad: 14 flights yesterday + 19 today New rules from November 1 limit how long pilots and crew can work. Airlines say this has led to a sudden shortage of staff Adding to chaos are technical issues, winter schedules & crowded airports IndiGo’s on-time performance in some major metros dropped to 35% IndiGo says fixing issue. Passengers being offered new flights or refunds

#BREAKING IndiGo cancells dozens of flights across the country as it doesn’t have enough crew available under the new duty-time rules • Delhi: 38 flights cancelled • Bengaluru: 42 flights • Mumbai: 32 flights • Hyderabad: 14 flights yesterday + 19 today New rules from November 1 limit how long pilots and crew can work. Airlines say this has led to a sudden shortage of staff Adding to chaos are technical issues, winter schedules & crowded airports IndiGo’s on-time performance in some major metros dropped to 35% IndiGo says fixing issue. Passengers being offered new flights or refunds

Nabila Jamal

717,270 views • 8 months ago

Rubio: We Discussed Restarting Direct U.S.-Lebanon Flights with Aoun U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the talks focused on attracting more U.S. and international investment to Lebanon, as well as the possibility of restarting direct flights between the United States and Lebanon. “We’re going to start a process with them and see if that’s possible and when that can be done,” Rubio said. Direct flights by U.S. airlines to Lebanon have been suspended since 1985, when the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) banned such flights and prohibited U.S. aircraft from landing at Beirut International Airport due to the deteriorating security situation at the time, particularly following the hijacking of a Trans World Airlines (TWA) flight.

Rubio: We Discussed Restarting Direct U.S.-Lebanon Flights with Aoun U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the talks focused on attracting more U.S. and international investment to Lebanon, as well as the possibility of restarting direct flights between the United States and Lebanon. “We’re going to start a process with them and see if that’s possible and when that can be done,” Rubio said. Direct flights by U.S. airlines to Lebanon have been suspended since 1985, when the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) banned such flights and prohibited U.S. aircraft from landing at Beirut International Airport due to the deteriorating security situation at the time, particularly following the hijacking of a Trans World Airlines (TWA) flight.

Political Pen

21,977 views • 27 days ago

NEW: Three black men have launched a lawsuit against American Airlines after they were removed from a flight for "body odor." Eight black men in total were removed from an American Airlines flight from Phoenix to New York City in January. Here is where things get interesting: The three men who filed the lawsuit didn't even know each other. The men are claiming they were racially discriminated against by the flight attendant who kicked them off. "Y’all just took like eight Black people off the plane," a man said during the incident. After American Airlines was unable to rebook their flights, the men were allowed back on the plane, which they say was very embarrassing. "None of the white passengers were taken off the plane and humiliated and embarrassed," one of the men said. Insane.

NEW: Three black men have launched a lawsuit against American Airlines after they were removed from a flight for "body odor." Eight black men in total were removed from an American Airlines flight from Phoenix to New York City in January. Here is where things get interesting: The three men who filed the lawsuit didn't even know each other. The men are claiming they were racially discriminated against by the flight attendant who kicked them off. "Y’all just took like eight Black people off the plane," a man said during the incident. After American Airlines was unable to rebook their flights, the men were allowed back on the plane, which they say was very embarrassing. "None of the white passengers were taken off the plane and humiliated and embarrassed," one of the men said. Insane.

Collin Rugg

9,247,014 views • 2 years ago

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: A United Airlines passenger was filmed biting a flight attendant and ripped off a piece of her uniform during an in-flight altercation; ‘S-ck my D—k B-tch, ….Kill You B-tch’ TMZ obtained footage from United Flight 762 from Miami to Newark, New Jersey Tuesday and, it shows an upset passenger screaming at other passengers while the flight crew tried to restrain her, wrapping zip ties around her wrists. Another clip shows the woman with her hands restrained behind her, screaming profanities at other passengers and threatening to kill one woman who she says should "go back to Russia."

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: A United Airlines passenger was filmed biting a flight attendant and ripped off a piece of her uniform during an in-flight altercation; ‘S-ck my D—k B-tch, ….Kill You B-tch’ TMZ obtained footage from United Flight 762 from Miami to Newark, New Jersey Tuesday and, it shows an upset passenger screaming at other passengers while the flight crew tried to restrain her, wrapping zip ties around her wrists. Another clip shows the woman with her hands restrained behind her, screaming profanities at other passengers and threatening to kill one woman who she says should "go back to Russia."

Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives

12,450,282 views • 2 years ago

United Airlines is using dynamic pricing This plane ticket says it’s $752. Once you out in the travelers information it says “Based on traveler information provided, the price of your ticket has changed” The price went from $752.20 -> $1,156.20 United see the trackers age was older so automatically drastically increased the ticket price Airlines started holding ‘separate fare buckets’ for different passenger categories. So now for the same seat, you can be sorted into age categories and have your price go up based on what United Airlines says their inventory is for each seat category This is dynamic pricing adjustments It’s only going to get worse if we let this continue

United Airlines is using dynamic pricing This plane ticket says it’s $752. Once you out in the travelers information it says “Based on traveler information provided, the price of your ticket has changed” The price went from $752.20 -> $1,156.20 United see the trackers age was older so automatically drastically increased the ticket price Airlines started holding ‘separate fare buckets’ for different passenger categories. So now for the same seat, you can be sorted into age categories and have your price go up based on what United Airlines says their inventory is for each seat category This is dynamic pricing adjustments It’s only going to get worse if we let this continue

Wall Street Apes

526,794 views • 2 months ago

🚨 Imminent strike on Iran? Major international airlines are cancelling flights to and from the Middle East. President Trump says a U.S. naval armada is heading toward Iran. This as thousands have been massacred. The latest from Dr Walid Phares former policy adviser to President Donald J. Trump and Gazelle غزاله شارمهد .

🚨 Imminent strike on Iran? Major international airlines are cancelling flights to and from the Middle East. President Trump says a U.S. naval armada is heading toward Iran. This as thousands have been massacred. The latest from Dr Walid Phares former policy adviser to President Donald J. Trump and Gazelle غزاله شارمهد .

Stella Escobedo

14,681 views • 6 months ago

Patience Ngozi Adiele, a 70-year-old Nigerian woman allegedly d!ed on board Ethiopian Airlines on January 20, 2026, while traveling from Abuja back to the USA. Her daughter, Adiele Jacqueline, is seeking help and eyewitness accounts from passengers who were on the flight to uncover the cause of her mother's death, alleging a cover-up by the airline.

Patience Ngozi Adiele, a 70-year-old Nigerian woman allegedly d!ed on board Ethiopian Airlines on January 20, 2026, while traveling from Abuja back to the USA. Her daughter, Adiele Jacqueline, is seeking help and eyewitness accounts from passengers who were on the flight to uncover the cause of her mother's death, alleging a cover-up by the airline.

MayGist

55,132 views • 6 months ago

❗️In just four months, nearly 123,000 flights have been disrupted by Russian signals interfering with GPS and other satellite systems, a report from Sweden and five neighboring countries, obtained by SVT, says. This development poses a growing danger to flight safety, the countries write in their report to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). Authorities have also traced the source of the interference. Measurements have located jammers in Russia's Kaliningrad, St. Petersburg, Smolensk, and Rostov. European authorities have issued special notices to pilots and urged airlines to strengthen preparedness. It is reported that between January and April 2025, a total of 122,607 flights from 365 airlines were affected. In some airspaces, more than 40 percent of flights were impacted. The disruptions have affected airspace over Poland, the Baltics, Finland, and Sweden. Effects can continue even after aircraft leave the affected area. Both jamming (blocking of signals) and spoofing (false GNSS signals) have been observed. Source:

❗️In just four months, nearly 123,000 flights have been disrupted by Russian signals interfering with GPS and other satellite systems, a report from Sweden and five neighboring countries, obtained by SVT, says. This development poses a growing danger to flight safety, the countries write in their report to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). Authorities have also traced the source of the interference. Measurements have located jammers in Russia's Kaliningrad, St. Petersburg, Smolensk, and Rostov. European authorities have issued special notices to pilots and urged airlines to strengthen preparedness. It is reported that between January and April 2025, a total of 122,607 flights from 365 airlines were affected. In some airspaces, more than 40 percent of flights were impacted. The disruptions have affected airspace over Poland, the Baltics, Finland, and Sweden. Effects can continue even after aircraft leave the affected area. Both jamming (blocking of signals) and spoofing (false GNSS signals) have been observed. Source:

Anton Gerashchenko

47,611 views • 11 months ago

🚨DELTA FLIGHT ATTENDANT EXPOSES GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN OVER THE INTERCOM MID-FLIGHT “Right now, our approach is day by day. The FAA is asking every airline for a 10% reduction in flights to the top 40 markets in the U.S. For Delta, that’s roughly 540 flights a day.” “It’s entirely up to the FAA how many flights they tell us to cancel. International flights will leave on time - those are the priority. Anything else, especially Delta Connection flights… all fair game to be canceled.” “We’re just rolling with what the government tells us we can and can’t do until Congress comes back to Washington and votes to reopen and fund the government.” So if Congress doesn’t vote - does America’s air travel just stop?

🚨DELTA FLIGHT ATTENDANT EXPOSES GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN OVER THE INTERCOM MID-FLIGHT “Right now, our approach is day by day. The FAA is asking every airline for a 10% reduction in flights to the top 40 markets in the U.S. For Delta, that’s roughly 540 flights a day.” “It’s entirely up to the FAA how many flights they tell us to cancel. International flights will leave on time - those are the priority. Anything else, especially Delta Connection flights… all fair game to be canceled.” “We’re just rolling with what the government tells us we can and can’t do until Congress comes back to Washington and votes to reopen and fund the government.” So if Congress doesn’t vote - does America’s air travel just stop?

HustleBitch

3,171,550 views • 9 months ago