Passengers who create a problem on flight or at the airport will be part of "no-fly" list.

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The new rules however will provide for a fixed period for the ban on a passenger who will have the right to appeal. The no-fly list will be public, and sources said airlines may be allowed to ask for passengers to voluntarily disclose their Aadhaar numbers when they buy tickets - that would allow for members of the no-fly list to be identified by their Aadhaar or unique identification ID "If some person misbehaves, it won't be the airlines who will decide whether he/she gets on the no fly list but the DGCA. If someone is added to the no-fly list it won't be all over for them. To ensure fair play, the no-fly list will have a redressal mechanism. Those who feel they have been wrongly added can approach the appellate authority," explained a senior official.