A colleague of mine has posted on our intranet message boards that FR have emailed her that her clients on an MAN - IBZ Friday evening flight are banned from taking any alcohol on board.
Looks like they are clamping down on potential rowdy stag & hen groups going on clubbing trips. Can't say this is a bad thing, but wonder about scenes that will get caused at the gate areas and the searches they said they will do there to ensure alcohol isn't hidden for onboard use.
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RE: Ryanair Bans Alcohol On IBZ Flights.
It was already in the news last year:
Ryanair bans duty-free alcohol from Ibiza flight
Good thing to avoid troubles in the air - some passengers don't have any self-regulation once the cabin door close...
Ryanair bans duty-free alcohol from Ibiza flight
Good thing to avoid troubles in the air - some passengers don't have any self-regulation once the cabin door close...
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RE: Ryanair Bans Alcohol On IBZ Flights.
I noticed today that their DUB-IBZ flight is the first flight out in the morning at 0545, smart move for the obvious reason.
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RE: Ryanair Bans Alcohol On IBZ Flights.
I'm not exactly the shy, retiring type and I do like a few drinks, but there's nothing worse than being stuck with obnoxious drunks on planes. I've seen people drinking their own alcohol before on these "party" flights, so it doesn't surprise me one bit.
A lot of IBZ flights on all carriers seem to be very early or very late, I think it's because the customers will tolerate it where they wouldn't on other leisure routes. It's good for aircraft utilisation.
[Edited 2016-04-27 15:31:50]
| Quoting EICVD (Reply 2): Flights. |
A lot of IBZ flights on all carriers seem to be very early or very late, I think it's because the customers will tolerate it where they wouldn't on other leisure routes. It's good for aircraft utilisation.
[Edited 2016-04-27 15:31:50]
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