Ryanair CEO calls for restrictions on alcohol sales at airports
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Michael O'Leary called for limiting alcohol consumption by passengers at airports to two units. This should prevent an increase in violence on flights, which occurs almost every week.
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has proposed limiting alcohol consumption by passengers at airports to two units of alcohol. This should prevent violence on flights.
Written by UNN with reference to Het Laatste Nieuws and the Daily Telegraph.
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As part of the fight against violence and assaults on board airplanes, Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary called for restrictions on alcohol consumption before departure.
We don't want to ban people from drinking, but it's illegal to drive while intoxicated, and we put them on airplanes at an altitude of 10 kilometers
He noted that violence has increased dramatically this summer. Attacks occur almost every week.
It is not easy for airlines to identify drunk people at the gate, especially if they board with two or three other people. As long as they can stand and move, they will pass
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Ryanair employees search bags for alcohol before boarding passengers on flights to Ibiza, one of the most affected “party destinations.
Other problematic areas include some Greek islands.
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