Major US airlines have created a 'no fly list' for travelers who refuse to wear face coverings during the pandemic

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• A large number of major US airlines are abiding by a "no mask, no fly" policy for passengers in wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
• Several incidents of passengers refusing to wear masks have caused chaos on flights.
• Earlier this week, Delta Air Lines removed two passengers who did not wear masks. The airline said it has placed over 100 people on a "no-fly" list for not using face coverings.
• United Airlines has also said it will ban passengers who won't comply with its mask requirements.
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Major US airlines are placing customers who won't wear masks on flights on "no-fly" lists.

On Friday, Alaska Airlines announced that any passenger over the age of 2 would be barred from flying with the company again if they refused to a wear a face covering, the Anchorage Daily News reported.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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