SEATTLE, Wash. — Alaska Airlines appears to be sticking with that promise from their current TV commercial after a group of passengers refused to wear masks on a flight to Seattle last Thursday night.
The Seattle Times reports the 14 passengers may be banned from the airline after they were rowdy and argumentative and harassed crew members on the flight from Washington DC to Sea-Tac Airport.
An Alaska spokesperson says their behavior was unacceptable and apologizes to other passengers on the flight.
Alaska has banned 288 people from its planes since putting its masking policy in place, not counting these 14 passengers.