The United Kingdom is considering a national no-fly database that would prevent unruly travelers from booking flights with any airline operating in the country, following a series of violent incidents aboard aircraft.Department for Transport officials plan to meet with airline industry representativ es this month to discuss creating a shared system for tracking and banning disruptive passengers, according to the BBC. The proposed database would be managed jointly by the government and airlines, allowing carriers to collectively refuse service to individuals who cause problems on flights. ...read more read less