I have it on good authority from cabin crew on a major Gulf carrier that by far the worst flights for drunkenness are those originating or terminating in Manchester and Glasgow.
Make of that what you will. |
And another example of a disruptive behaviour (FR 2906, BRU to MLA, 4th November): Shocking moment huge fight erupts between travellers on Ryanair plane after elderly woman hit on the head
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Make of that what you will. |
A note from the country where the word "vodka" comes from.
Obviously, the issue with alcohol-induced behavior onboard the aircraft was well-known here (note the past tense). Nowadays, most, if not all, local airlines impose a blanket ban on consuming any alcohol on board, including those Duty Free items. The only exemption is the alcohol offered and purchased in flight; however, none is offered in Economy class. Then, a few high-profile cases ending with a lengthy jail terms helped to soothe the things down a bit, too. Did the air travel grind to a halt? No, not at all. Was the problem solved? Not entirely, but it has become manageable. No compassion to those who can't survive a hour-long flight without a shot, really. |
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