Passengers of the planes to Turkey will be fined if they are raised before the post -landing zone is extinguished, regulatory authorities have announced.

The Turkish Civil Aviation Authority said it imposed the fine following complaints from passengers. The rules came into force at the beginning of this month.

According to Turkish media, the fines will be around $ 70 (£ 50), although no amount is mentioned in the Authority’s instructions.

The Authority warned that there was a “serious increase” of such incidents, with many complaints about passengers who grabbed their luggage before the plane was stopped.

Turkey is a destination for tens of millions of tourists each year.

The Air Authority has said that commercial airlines should now issue a statement on flight and report those who do not follow the orders.

Passengers must be informed that they must have their seat belts locked and not standing up and open the roof cabinets until the seat belt sign is extinguished.

Those who do not follow these rules must be mentioned at the beginning, he says.

Turkish Airlines, the National Airman, has already made updates, according to Euronews.

“Passengers who do not comply with the rules will refer to the Directorate -General for Civil Aviation by reference to a passenger disorder and will be imposed by an administrative fine in accordance with applicable legal regulations“, The airline says during landing, according to the television network.