Half measures are not the answer to this problem
Sir, – Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has called for a ban on early morning preflight airport drinking (Transport, May 6th), a noble call you might say, but is it really?
Why not go a step further and just stop selling alcohol at airports and on aircraft?
The problem is not just the early drinking it is the accessibility of alcohol at airports and on aircraft.
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Dawn airport drinkers call out Ryanair boss on proposal to ban ‘holiday ritual’
"Troppi passeggeri ubriachi a bordo, basta vendere alcol negli aeroporti la mattina. Siamo costretti a dirottare un volo al giorno per colpa loro": la rabbia del Ceo di Ryanair - Il Fatto Quotidiano
Michael O’Leary says his airline is forced to divert average of one flight a day because of disruption from passengers
Stansted passengers disagree that stopping airports serving alcohol before early flights will reduce bad behaviour
As air rage incidents rise, The Independent’s travel correspondent Simon Calder considers whether it is time to trial…
Il CEO di Ryanair denuncia un dirottamento al giorno per passeggeri ubriachi e chiede limiti sull'alcol negli aeroporti.
Airline says it will also pursue offending passengers for damages in misconduct clampdown
Michael O’Leary warned that fuel prices remaining high would present serious financial problems for airlines in Europe
