Ryanair sell loads of booze on flights. And the flight attendants spend plenty of time informing passengers of various special drink deals for spirits and mixers. But as usual with Ryanair, it's always someone else's fault.I think Michael O Leary is right here, I don't drink and in all honesty I just cannot understand the logic in people drinking before they get on a flight.
Unless of course they are either alcoholics or are just afraid of flying, so what say you drinkers?
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Ryanair boss O'Leary calls for two-drink airport limit
Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary has called for alcohol limits in airports to tackle a rise in disorder on flights.www.rte.ie
Gasp !Speaking of songs, I bet Sandra got a little bit in the sun.
"Awright, lahv. 'Ah's abaht anuvvah Red Bull an' voddie ven, lahv?"
I'd say Soundy didn't like that mess on him one jot.I was on a plane to London a few years ago, and there was this obnoxious City Boy type in a cheap suit harrassing the stewardess, probably heading back from a stag. "Awright, lahv. 'Ah's abaht anuvvah Red Bull an' voddie ven, lahv?"
I've never come across that breed of upjumped prick over here. We have enough of our own pricks, but I hope I'm communicating the very specifically English flavour of this one. It made me come over all republican.
Sounds like the inspiration for a popular Christmas song.