‘Road ragers in the sky’ is to describe the situation
with a steep climb of incidents in the air.The reporter says that there are two reasons of misbehaviour. First, alcohol is at fault, second, airlines themselves.
It should be said that mass unrest is a rare thing than individual cases. A vivid example is about a convict who went crazy on the plane, attacked the crew and tried to open the door in mid-flight.
It is possible to say that a new field of study for psychologists is air rage.
According to the research, most passengers do blame airline companies. It is known, they cut costs any ways. They cram more people into aircrafts, reduce quality of service, moreover, they run sophisticated air conditioning devices on minimum.
Of course, most airlines deny these facts and call for legislation and stiffer penalties for disruptive behaviour of all offenders.
At the same time the others announce concessions to customers’ complaints. They remove seats to make more room for passengers.
