DFW (WBAP/KLIF) – Air travel is both convenient and at times challenging, whether it’s navigating super-long security lines or finding yourself on a plane grounded on the runway. It seems that the holiday’s can also exacerbate the problem resulting in air rage. Mark Mitchell, a 34 year veteran aviator, says if you encounter a disruptive passenger keep your composure. He adds, “Trust your flight crews who are trained for such occurrences and let them handle it first as best they can.” Mitchell says you see more incidents of air rage during the holidays because of full planes and other seasonal stresses.
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