항공기내 불법방해행위 예방을 위한 실효적인 방안 연구

As the demand for air travel increases rapidly, the number of disorderly conduct in-flight is also increasing, and strict measures are being taken against aviation security, but the types are also showing a variety of common crimes. In the past, the types of in-flight sabotage frequently occurred that threatened the safety of the aircraft, such as causing disturbances by passengers or assaulting flight attendants, but smoking on board, abusive language, intimidation, harmful behavior after drinking, and sexual harassment. In particular, refusal to wear a mask on board due to corona is a new phenomenon. In light of the fact that illegal sabotage that occurs inside an aircraft, which is an enclosed space, can impede safe operation and cause great damage to life or property, it is difficult to evaluate illegal sabotage as the same as acts that occur in general situations on the ground. It can also be seen in the ruling that it cannot. In recent years, disorderly conduct acts in-flight have a significant impact on aircraft safety, so the number of occurrences has not changed despite efforts such as raising penalties and mandating criminal police handover. The reason is to supplement the lack of judicial measures and lack of publicity for passengers through effective revision of the law.