Ryanair Boss Thinks Morning Pre-Flight Pints Should Be Banned

Ryanair boss, Michael O'Leary thinks morning pre-flight pints should be banned.

O'Leary has said that airport bars should follow the traditional alcohol licensing hours as an attempt to prevent bad behaviour on flights.

The Ryanair Chief, has said that he disagrees with air side bars serving alcohol.

“It’s becoming a real challenge for all airlines, I fail to understand why anybody in airport bars is serving people at five or six o’clock in the morning. Who needs to be drinking beer at that time?” O'Leary told the London Times.

He suggests that there should be a two drink limit per person. “We are reasonably responsible, but the ones who are not responsible, the ones who are profiteering off it, are the airports who have these bars open at five or six o’clock in the morning and during delays are quite happy to send these people as much alcohol as they want because they know they’re going to export the problem to the airlines," O'Leary said.