Flight forced to turn around after two passengers try to sneak into business class

Passengers become ‘disruptive’ after being asked to show seat allocation proof on half-empty flight

The agency said in January of last year that they were putting in place a “zero tolerance” policy, which skips warnings or counselling and moves immediately on to penalizing rule-breakers, which could lead to large fines and possibly jail time.

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