No Duty Free Alcohol allowed on board with Ryanair??

Doshwaster

Really don't see the point in buying "duty free" at airports before flying to the likes of Spain, Greece and Portugal as it will always be cheaper in local supermarkets on arrival.

I'm all for a crackdown on bad behaviour but making airports alcohol free zones would be going to far. There's nothing wrong with a beer or two at Stupid O'Clock in the morning if you know how to drink and act responsibly

russetred

NoodleDoodleMan wrote: »

Apparently only if you serve youself, according to this article.

https://www.express.co.uk/travel/articles/909281/flights-secrets-onboard-alcohol-drinks

However, in the real world, no steward/stewardess would agree to serve a customer their own self sourced alcohol.

Seems an American carrier, JetBlue will though.

On vietjet flights they even offer you glasses and ice:beer:

NoodleDoodleMan

I'm all for a crackdown on bad behaviour but making airports alcohol free zones would be going to far.

No need to close airport bars - just have civilised opening hours in the morning.

There's nothing wrong with a beer or two at Stupid O'Clock in the morning if you know how to drink and act responsibly

Unfortunately some people haven't mastered that - as evidenced mainly on early morning flights, which is why Jet2 don't serve alcohol then.

Does anybody really "need" a drink at 6am ?

bradders1983

NoodleDoodleMan wrote: »

No need to close airport bars - just have civilised opening hours in the morning.

Unfortunately some people haven't mastered that - as evidenced mainly on early morning flights, which is why Jet2 don't serve alcohol then.

Does anybody really "need" a drink at 6am ?

Does anyone really "need" a drink at 6pm either?

The few shouldn't ruin it for the majority. Thankfully I always book the airport lounge and just chuck about 6/7 bottles down my throat in there instead, away from the riff-raff.

Doshwaster

NoodleDoodleMan wrote: »

No need to close airport bars - just have civilised opening hours in the morning.

Unfortunately some people haven't mastered that - as evidenced mainly on early morning flights, which is why Jet2 don't serve alcohol then.

Does anybody really "need" a drink at 6am ?

The only thing I "need" at 6am is to be back in my bed but if I am awake and at an airport, then why not? A couple of drinks and I will likely sleep on the flight. If I have coffee I certainly won't.