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Getting on a plane to an exciting destination may sound like fun in the movies, but it is rarely an event that people look forward to. You may not like being delayed to getting home or going on a vacation, may be tired of all the long waits and rude people, and it is just not a fun experience for anyone. But acting out against the people who assist you in getting from one destination to another is not allowed and could put you with charges of a criminal offense. Any sort of interfering, threatening, and hitting of a crew member who is working on your plane is a violation of federal law and you could face felony charges.
If
you got a little upset during you last plane ride and interfered with one of
the crew members on the trip, make sure to get the right legal counsel to be on
your side the whole time. This can help you to get the best results and support
in court without having to spend too much time in jail for this irrational act.
Assaulting
the Crew member
There
are laws in place that are meant to help protect the crew and passengers on
your plane. These laws have made it illegal for you to interfere with any of
the crew, whether this is the pilots or the flight attendants. They are there
to make sure you and everyone else is safe on the trip, and if you assault
them, they are unable to properly complete their jobs. If you assault them,
whether it was an attempt or you actually injured them or you intimidate them,
you could face felony charges. In addition, if you are using some form of
dangerous weapon in order to attack, you are going to face much higher
penalties than anyone else.
Interfering
with the Crew member
Even
if you aren’t doing actions that are considered assault, you can still face
felony charges when you interfere with the work that the crew members are trying
to do. There are huge fines just for interfering with a crew member while they
are doing their duties. Some of the disruptive behavior that could get you in
trouble includes:
Using
your body to block a flight attendant when they are walking down the aisles
Disobeying
requests to turn off a device, go back to your seat, or sit down.
Making
any sort of threat about hurting anyone on the plain, a pilot, or a flight attendant.
Being
on the ground and shining a laser beam up to the cockpit.
Understanding
the difference between these two charges is difficult, but it can be crucial.
Interference can get you in trouble, but usually you are just getting fees and
penalties to deal with. On the other hand, assaulting the crew member can get
you put in jail and worse because it is a federal offense. In some cases, you
could be charged with a combination of both, which is going to make the
situation much worse than it started.
It
is always best to just keep your cool when you’re flying in the air. Find some
nice relaxing way to stay calm and enjoy the flight as much as possible. Keep
in mind that the crew members are simply doing their jobs, and not trying to
ruin the good time you are having. Listen to what they say and the flight
should go just fine.
If
you happen to be charged with interfering or assault of a crew member while
flying, make sure that you find the right criminal defense lawyer to help you
out right from the start.
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