Ryanair gets tough on booze on Mallorca flights
Checks will be made at boarding gates
The flights home aren't the ones that can cause problems; it's the ones arriving which do, | Efe
Palma16/06/2023 09:46
Ryanair is seeking to clamp down on drunkenness on its UK flights to six Spanish airports by banning passengers from taking alcohol onto planes.
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JACQUELINE NEALWhy do you always have to shout (constantly use capital letters) in every single comment you post?
Like that's going to happen, a trolley dolly taking booze of a drunk.
why it took so much to clamp down on alcool on flights ?
THIS IS RYAN AIR....ARE THEY FOR REAL.....ITS A LAUGH...as we say here....VAMOS A VER...!!!!
@Jules Your logic could apply to firearms as well. All they will have to do is to check plastic bags. Mini bottles maybe, but opening a 70cl in full view of passengers and crew won’t be a risk worth taking, especially if you could possibly be banned from the return flight or have to pay for a new ticket.
I guarantee that Ryanair won't actually check the hand luggage of all 200 passengers on each flight. There's simply not manpower (nor turnaround time) to do it. Noble idea, and makes good headlines, but no chance of it actually happening on more than a few 'showpiece' occasions.