Some airlines, including Russian ones, draw up their own black lists of passengers. Those who are "lucky" to get on this list may be denied the sale of a ticket, or banned from boarding the plane.
First of all, those who, for one reason or another, behaved inappropriately on the plane, were a hooligan, or even more so committed actions that could harm passengers or crew members, are included in the black list. Sometimes it is enough to be blacklisted by one airline for hooliganism in order to further deprive yourself of the opportunity to buy a plane ticket. The fact is that airlines share information with each other and constantly add to their lists of unwanted passengers.
To avoid being ranked as an air hooligan, be polite and correct both with other passengers and with the crew, follow the instructions of the flight attendants unconditionally, do not drink too much alcohol either immediately before or during the flight. Do not respond to the rudeness of other passengers, and even more so do not get into a fight, even if you are provoked. The best way out of unpleasant situations is to turn to the flight attendant with a complaint.
Unfortunately, it's not just drunkenness on the plane or trying to start a fight that can lead to a passenger being blacklisted. Overly nervous behavior of a person can also become the basis for inclusion in it. The fact is that people who are afraid of flying on airplanes often cause panic on board, since other passengers, looking at them, also become nervous. It is even worse if a fit of hysteria begins, as it sometimes spreads quickly to others. If you are very anxious before your flight, be sure to take a sedative and try to at least appear calm.
And finally, remember that you must comply with all requirements of the airline employees in general and the crew members in particular. Refusal to turn off your cell phone at the request of a flight attendant or pilot, an attempt to bring on board a prohibited cargo, or an unwillingness to pay extra for excess baggage may well cause you to no longer be able to use the airline's services.
