This airline calls for limit on sale of alcohol to passengers at EU airports


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Reports of unruly passenger behaviour caused by intoxication is on the rise, causing one European airline to call for a drink limit at EU airports. — Pexels

Ryanair is calling on European authorities to limit the sale of alcoholic beverages at airports across the continent, as the Irish airline continues legal action against a passenger who it says caused a costly flight diversion last year.

The budget airline is seeking more than €15,000 (RM69,331) in damages over the April 2024 incident. Ryanair alleges that this passenger’s “inexcusable behaviour” on a flight from Dublin, Ireland to Lanzarote in Spain’s Canary Islands was so disruptive that it forced the aircraft to divert to Porto, Portugal for safety – where crew members and over 160 other passengers were later delayed overnight.

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