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Property owners have a right to quietenjoyment, not a right to hermetic seals.
The only way we can make sense of a right to quietenjoyment of property is in terms of some idea of reciprocity.
The property rights of passengers are bounded by the rule of sic utere; they are not entitled to interfere with other passengers' quietenjoyment of their own property rights.
The right of quietenjoyment was grounded in the principle of sic utere; the restriction of the use of shared space to "reasonable" purposes was an extension of salus populi.
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