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Ryanair asks rules on the sale of alcohol in the English airports

Too many inconveniences caused by drunken passengers on airplanes

The low-cost airline Ryanair has renew the request to the British airport authorities to ban or to restrict the sale of alcohol in the airports before 10am. This "new" request arrives after the many planes took off in late or diverted during the flight because problems created by passengers in a state of drunkenness.Among the requests -reported by the British press- also to begin to follow a hard line...

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London, United Kingdom, 08/21/2018 18:00
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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