Which statement best identifies passengers potentially disruptive?

• A. Deportees
• B. Inadmissible passengers
• C. A person in lawful custody
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Disruption risk comes from passengers whose situation around travel is already unsettled or controlled by authorities. Deportees may be anxious about their return, which can lead to tense behavior in the confined cabin. Inadmissible passengers, those not allowed to travel due to visa or entry issues, can become frustrated or resistant, increasing the chance of disruption. A person in lawful custody is under closely controlled conditions and, if not managed properly, can pose risks or require additional handling to prevent disturbances. Because each of these scenarios carries potential for disruption, the most complete and safest choice is the one that includes all three groups.