Ryanair renews calls for two-drink limits at airports
US airlines aren’t the only ones looking to crack down on booze cruisers. Ryanair has renewed calls for airport bars to limit the number of drinks they serve to passengers amid a “major misconduct clampdown.”
A Ryanair spokesperson accused European governments of failing to take action “when disruptive passengers threaten aircraft safety and force them to divert.” “During flight delays, passengers are consuming excess alcohol at airports without any limit on purchase or consumption,” they declared. “We fail to understand why passengers at airports are not limited to two alcoholic drinks , as this would result in safer and better passenger behavior on board aircraft.”The need for a two-drink maximum was also floated in August by Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary, who claimed that intoxicated travelers weren’t just falling over or asleep like in years past.
“Passengers fighting with each other is now a growing trend on board the aircraft,” he said, who claimed that these inflight fisticuffs were happening once a week.
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