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How FAA unruly passenger fines work, from proposal to 30-day response

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The largest FAA fines ever proposed for unruly passengers, $81,950 and $77,272, show how the agency handles in-flight misconduct, from civil penalties to a 30-day response window

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How FAA unruly passenger fines work, from proposal to 30-day response

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