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Ryanair is proposing a policy to limit airport alcohol sales to two drinks per passenger before flights, citing concerns over unruly behavior and safety. The call for regulation comes after incidents of disruptive passengers, leading to significant financial costs for the airline, such as a €15,350 diversion due to a single incident. Ryanair’s spokesperson emphasized the need for similar restrictions at airports as those imposed on duty-free purchases to promote responsible behavior among travelers. The airline advocates for immediate action from European authorities to enhance passenger safety and reduce the financial burden of managing disruptive incidents.