The article explores the unusual behaviors observed in airport and flight settings, detailing a rise in incidents of air rage. Environmental factors like noise, crowding, and the anxiety surrounding flying contribute significantly to passenger behavior. The piece discusses the psychological dynamics at play, including the impact of stress on irritability and the need for possible restrictions on alcohol sales to combat these behaviors. Furthermore, it introduces the concept of psychogeography, suggesting that certain places can profoundly influence emotions and actions.
People who are generally anxious are more prone to anger. And a temporary anxious mood often triggers angry outbursts.
Such incidents have led to calls to reduce or even ban the sale of alcohol at airports and on planes.
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