The US should take proactive steps to ensure the safety of its citizens while traveling by air, such as enforcing international aviation laws, monitoring aircraft movements, and providing air marshal training. Additionally, the US should work with international partner countries to provide training and resources on how to recognize and handle the situation if a passenger begins to cause a disturbance. Furthermore, the US should consider increasing the number of security personnel at airports and within the aircraft for further reinforcement. These steps, along with improvements to aircraft communications and other aviation security procedures, can help protect passengers and crew members from the bully at 30,000 feet.
Time for US to counter the bully at 30,000 feet
