The blacklist refers to individuals or legal persons who have been included in the list of judgment defaulters and have lost some of their civil rights because they have not fulfilled the obligations determined by court judgments, rulings, or mediation documents. So, can blacklists fly?
First, let's understand the scope of blacklists. According to the Several Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the Publication of Information on the List of Judgment Defaulters, judgment defaulters will be restricted from taking airplanes, soft sleeper trains, second-class or higher cabins on ships, and other high-spending behaviors. This regulation indicates that people on the blacklist are not allowed to fly.
Secondly, let's look at the specific situation. In practice, once blacklisted, the information of relevant personnel will be pushed to the civil aviation system, and the names and ID numbers of these people will be automatically identified and intercepted at the airport security check. This means that even if they buy a ticket, they will not be able to go through security, let alone fly.
In addition, with the development of science and technology, the travel restrictions of judgment defaulters are also being strengthened. At present, some regions have achieved information sharing with the civil aviation authorities, and once it is found that the judgment defaulter has purchased a ticket, it will be immediately intercepted, and its travel record will also be restricted.
To sum up, people on the blacklist are not allowed to fly. If the judgment defaulter needs to travel, it is recommended to choose other appropriate modes of transportation to avoid unnecessary trouble. At the same time, we should also be aware that honesty and trustworthiness are the basic principles that everyone should follow, and if they violate the law, they will not only be punished by the law, but also lose many basic rights and freedoms. Therefore, we should actively fulfill our legal obligations, maintain integrity, and be a good law-abiding citizen.