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The airline is advocating for a restriction of two alcoholic drinks per passenger, to be enforced through boarding passes in a manner similar to current duty-free regulations, CNN reported on Tuesday.
In a statement released Monday, a Ryanair spokesperson highlighted the growing concern over excessive alcohol consumption at airports, especially during flight delays.
«During flight delays, passengers are consuming excess alcohol at airports without any limit on purchase or consumption,» the spokesperson said.
«We fail to understand why passengers at airports are not limited to 2 alcoholic drinks… as this would result in safer and better passenger behaviour on board aircraft.»
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