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There are several videos now claiming Trump supporters who attended last Wednesday's rally are being placed on no-fly lists and are being booted off flights, leaving them stranded at airports.
It is not clear if these people in this video were at the Trump rally or just Trump supporters.
Other videos show pilots threatening to dump Trump supporters chanting US in Kansas if they don't stop.
Forbes published an article on Sunday titled “Here’s How To Keep The Capitol Rioters From Flying Back To DC, Say Flight Attendants.”
“For starters, airlines should conduct a review of the manifests for the flights to and from DC before and after the January 6 riot. ‘While the airlines cannot coordinate on competitive issues, they certainly can coordinate on safety issues,'” the Forbes report states. “Airlines should share names of passengers, especially those who were flagged for unruly behavior or worse. ‘An airline could say ‘we have banned this person because of XYZ’ and that could actually become an individual ban on each airline.'”
The magazine also suggested that “Airlines could also coordinate a temporary cross-industry no-fly list that is targeted for a specific time period or for specific airports.”
