S13 E29 - Round Robin - Duct Taped at 30,000 Feet - Did COVID Break Public Behavior?

Lynn, Bryan. “Man Duct-Taped to Airplane Seat and Diverted to Baltimore Says ‘I Don’t Remember Any of It.’” CBS News Baltimore, 16 Sept. 2026. Accessed 29 Sept. 2026. CBS News article

“US Passenger Duct-Taped to Plane Seat Says: ‘I Don’t Remember Any of It.’” The Guardian, 17 Sept. 2026. Accessed 29 Sept. 2026. The Guardian article

Federal Aviation Administration. “Unruly Passengers.” Federal Aviation Administration, U.S. Department of Transportation. Accessed 29 Sept. 2026. FAA Unruly Passenger Statistics

Federal Aviation Administration. “FAA Releases New PSA, Levies $119K Against 9 Passengers for Alleged Unruly Behavior.” Federal Aviation Administration, 6 July 2021. Accessed 29 Sept. 2026. FAA 2021 report

Federal Aviation Administration. “FAA: Zero-Tolerance Policy Against Unruly Passengers Here to Stay.” Federal Aviation Administration, 20 Apr. 2022. Accessed 29 Sept. 2026. FAA Zero-Tolerance Policy

International Air Transport Association. “Unruly Passengers.” IATA. Accessed 29 Sept. 2026. The IATA reports that disruptive incidents include violence, harassment, verbal abuse, and refusal to follow safety instructions; its recent data continues to show the problem internationally. IATA Unruly Passengers

Associated Press. “Bette Nash, Recognized as the World’s Longest-Serving Flight Attendant, Dies at 88.” AP News, May 2024. Accessed 29 Sept. 2026. Nash began flying in 1957 and worked for nearly seven decades.

Association of Professional Flight Attendants. “In Memoriam: DCA Flight Attendant Bette Nash.” APFA, 25 May 2024. Accessed 29 Sept. 2026. APFA Bette Nash memorial