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The Naughtiest Airline Passengers of 2020

The year 2020 will go down as a year unlike any other, and while the coronavirus pandemic meant fewer flights and air travelers compared to previous years, it also led to many passengers flouting strict face mask policies. Passengers misbehaved in all sorts of ways over the past year, but the last 12 months will undoubtedly be remembered for the countless anti-mask tantrums. Nonetheless, the year still saw its fair share of drunken outbursts, mid-flight assaults, smuggling attempts and other eyebrow-raising incidents. Here’s a look back at some of the most notable naughty passengers of 2020.

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