Blacklisting air passengers with proper means

The Civil Aviation Administration of China recently issued guidelines for airline companies' making blacklists of passengers with records of bad behavior, requiring the companies to list clear reasons for including people on the list. Comments:

The lists are of passengers that break the law during flights or in airports so they can be prevented from taking flights again, but such power belongs exclusively to the legislature instead of the airline companies. The CAAC has made a good move by regulating the practice, but only requiring airlines to give clear reasons for putting a passenger on the blacklist is far from enough, it needs to prepare a single blacklist that airlines can access.

Wang Lin, associate professor of law at Hainan University, May 25