Bristol Airport is increasing its efforts to tackle disruptive behaviour. The airport has launched a campaign to raise awareness of the consequences of such behaviour.
These can include being denied boarding, an airline ban, fines of up to £80,000 and even jail for the most serious offences. In a statement, Bristol Airport said it has committed to the UK Aviation Code of Practice on Disruptive Passengers and is an active member of the ‘One Too Many’ initiative, the aviation industry’s disruptive passenger awareness programme.
It said: "As Bristol Airport has seen a significant increase in passenger numbers over the last few months, the Get On Board awareness campaign will be a timely reminder to passengers of the serious consequences of disruptive activity, and reinforces the UK Aviation Industry Code of Practice on Disruptive Passengers.