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Ryanair calls for curb on alcohol sales at British airports

Published Tue, Aug 15, 2017 · 09:50 PM

London

RYANAIR on Monday called for British airports to impose a two-drink limit on passsengers and end boozing at breakfast time to help curb a rise in rowdy passengers.

The Irish no-frills airline wants airport bars and restaurants to check boarding passes and sell no more than two alcohol drinks per pass, in addition to stopping them selling any alcohol before 10.00am.

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