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Everyone is entitled to travel in a safe and secure environment. Under the
Criminal Code of Canada and the Aeronautics Act, it is illegal to behave in a
manner that is threatening to crew members and passengers.
The crew will not tolerate any disruptive behaviour or interference.
Examples include:
- Harassment
- Physical assault
- Intimidating behaviour
- Disregard of smoking regulations
- Refusing to follow crew instructions
- Verbal abuse
- Sexual offences
- Intoxicated or disorderly conduct
- Consuming your own alcoholic beverages
- Endangering the safety of the aircraft
The aircraft may be diverted, the police will be asked to meet the aircraft
upon arrival and the person may be arrested, charged and prosecuted.
- Bring Patience
- Don't Smoke
- Fly Sober
Behave yourself and respect your fellow passengers and your crew.
Alcohol
Most adverse effects of alcohol are associated with the brain, the eyes, and
the inner ear. Effects on the brain include impaired reaction time, reasoning,
judgement, and memory. Alcohol also decreases the ability of the brain to make
use of oxygen. Any alcohol you consume will affect you more noticeably than at
sea level. Moderation is a good policy at any altitude.
Keep in mind that overindulgence of alcohol can result in your boarding the
aircraft being denied.
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