United Airlines added a new rule that could ban passengers who don't use headphones when listening to audio on their devices.

United Airlines may start removing passengers who refuse to wear headphones for music and videos on flights, thanks to a new ...

The airline company has updated its carriage contract, and now has the right to remove passengers from flights and issue ...

United Airlines has a new rule on the books that has some travelers cheering: Listening to audio without headphones can now ...

United Airlines added headphone language to its refusal-of-transport policy, giving the airline authority to deny boarding to ...

United Airlines has quietly updated its “contract of carriage,” adding a clause for passengers who refuse to use headphones.

United Airlines now requires passengers to use headphones for audio and video content on flights, updating its contract to address complaints. Travelers reacted on social media.

It’s usually only a small number of folks on airplanes who are making noise by not using headphones, so this is a graceful ...

United Airlines recently added a headphone policy to its “Contract of Carriage," the legally binding terms passengers agree ...

One of the largest airlines in the U.S. is cracking down on passengers who engage in one of the most frustrating parts of flying. As part of new terms included in its contract of carriage, United ...

Some more peace and quiet in the cabin.

Travel expert Scott Keyes told CBS News he is unaware of another major U.S. airline with a similar rule carrying potential removal or bans.