Transportation Department urges "dressing with respect" on flights. Will it improve air travel?

The agency's "Golden Age of Travel" campaign aims to restore civility to air travel. Experts say they have doubts.

Why the Transportation Department wants you to dress 'with respect' at the airport

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy wants travelers to be on their best behavior and "dress respectfully" when they fly.

Department of Transportation launches 'civility' campaign for air passengers as holiday travel season begins

With the number of in-flight 'unruly incidents' increasing during the pandemic, the government is urging passengers to show ...
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Department of Transportation rolls out air travel ‘civility’ campaign

Since 2019, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has seen a 400% increase in in-flight outbursts—ranging from disruptive ...
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‘Dress with respect': DOT urges travelers to restore civility in the skies in new campaign

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is encouraging travelers to dress respectfully, while pushing to restore courtesy and ...
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Transportation Department Says "Dress With Respect" When You Fly. Will It Really Make Air Travel Better?

The U.S. Department of Transportation is trying something new to calm tensions in the skies. This... The post Transportation ...

DOT launches ‘civility’ campaign as holiday travel crowds build at airports

As holiday travel ramps up, DOT is pushing a “civility” campaign after more than 13,000 unruly passenger incidents since 2021 ...
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Transportation secretary launches campaign to restore civility in air travel

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WTVO) — The U.S. Department of Transportation is asking travelers to bring courtesy back to the skies.