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Ryanair CEO Proposes Airport Morning Alcohol Ban to Curb Disruptive Behavior

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has called for a ban on early morning alcohol sales at airports, citing concerns over disruptive behavior from intoxicated passengers. The proposal has sparked debate, with some industry figures, like the Wetherspoon boss, criticizing the idea.

7 May, 14:07 — 7 May, 14:07
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irish-independent3h ago

Wetherspoon boss criticises Michael O'Leary's proposal to cut drinking at airports

The boss of pub giant JD Wetherspoon has claimed Ryanair’s call for a two-drink limit to be introduced at airports would require passengers being breathalysed.

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First report: vg · 7 May, 02:11Full coverage: 6 · 12hWindow: 12h
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vg7 May, 02:11First to report

Ryanair-sjefen vil ha slutt på frokost-pils

2h later
lsm-lv7 May, 04:03

Lidsabiedrības «Ryanair» vadītājs mudina aizliegt alkohola tirdzniecību pirms rīta lidojumiem

3h later
le-figaro7 May, 07:10

Le patron de Ryanair réclame l'interdiction de l'alcool tôt le matin dans les aéroports

n1-serbia7 May, 08:05

Rajaner poziva na zabranu prodaje alkohola na aerodromima zbog problematičnog ponašanja pijanih putnika

6h later
irish-independent7 May, 14:07

Wetherspoon boss criticises Michael O'Leary's proposal to cut drinking at airports

20-minuten7 May, 14:34Latest update

Ryanair-Chef fordert morgendliches Bier-Verbot an Flughäfen

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