Ryanair says it will not tolerate disruptive behaviour on flights, presenting the issue as a safety and passenger-conduct concern. The airline’s stance comes after recent incidents involving passengers who behave inappropriately during flights, including cases described as drunken disruption. In response, Jet2 is reported to be lobbying for a no-fly or ban list for passengers deemed to have breached acceptable conduct while onboard. Both airlines are framed as seeking mechanisms to deter repeat behaviour and reduce the risk of further disruption to flights and other travellers. While the coverage emphasizes the seriousness of the problem and the need for enforcement, details about how any proposed no-fly list would be administered, including criteria for inclusion and how long bans would last, are not specified in the provided reports. Overall, the developments indicate coordinated pressure within the industry toward stronger consequences for disruptive passengers, alongside improved standards for onboard conduct.