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The Australian national carrier, Quantas, is considering banning passengers who refuse to wear masks on its planes.

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- Quantas, Australia's national carrier, has proposed banning unruly passengers from their planes.
- This follows growing concerns about the lack of hygiene measures and social distancing practices on board.
- The airline argues that they need to ensure the health and safety of both crew and passengers.

The move comes after several high-profile incidents in which passengers have either refused to wear masks or become aggressive when asked to do so. In one recent case, a man was removed from a Quantas flight after refusing to follow the crew's instructions regarding face coverings.

The airline's chief executive, Alan Joyce, said that the new policy would apply to all flights operated by the airline and its subsidiaries. It would be similar to those already in place at some other airlines around the world, including American Airlines and United Airlines.

"We're not going to tolerate behavior that puts our crew and passengers at risk," he said. "If someone refuses to wear a mask, we'll take them off the plane."

The proposed ban has drawn mixed reactions from travelers and industry groups. Some have welcomed the move as a necessary step to protect public health, while others have criticized it as excessive and unnecessary.

The International Air Transport Association (IATA), an industry group representing airlines around the world, said that it supported efforts by airlines to ensure passenger safety but warned against overly restrictive measures.

"We understand the concerns of airlines about maintaining safe operations during this pandemic," said Alexandre de Juniac, director-general of IATA. "However, we also need to balance these concerns with the needs of our passengers."

Quantas has yet to announce when the new policy will take effect. In the meantime, the airline is encouraging all passengers to wear masks on its flights and is offering free disposable face coverings to those who do not have their own.

The Australian national carrier, Quantas, is considering banning passengers who refuse to wear masks on its planes. The airline argues that it needs to ensure the health and safety of both crew and passengers. The proposed ban has drawn mixed reactions from travelers and industry groups. Some have welcomed the move as a necessary step to protect public health, while others have criticized it as excessive and unnecessary. The International Air Transport Association (IATA), an industry group representing airlines around the world, said that it supported efforts by airlines to ensure passenger safety but warned against overly restrictive measures.

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I offer the following critique of this story:

1. It is presented as a straight news article but contains little hard news. Instead, it consists largely of

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