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  1. dazzer6666

    [Drinking] Drunk on a passenger aircraft.

    That doesn’t account for the majority....if you’re at Gatwick North on any given morning, it’ll be mostly holidaymakers getting on it.........
  2. dazzer6666

    [Drinking] Drunk on a passenger aircraft.

    Yes https://blog.klm.com/what-happens-to-your-body-when-you-drink-alcohol-on-a-plane/
  3. dazzer6666

    [Drinking] Drunk on a passenger aircraft.

    ...just a constant queue for the lavs on the plane
  4. dazzer6666

    [Drinking] Drunk on a passenger aircraft.

    If I'm on a train, it's usually for max of about an hour, and if someone is being obnoxious, I can move carriages. Not so great if Mr Eightpints for Breakfast is sat next to you on a 13 hour flight..................... Agree with comments above - can't/shouldn't stop people drinking, but severe...
  5. dazzer6666

    [Drinking] Drunk on a passenger aircraft.

    Completely true - don't see anywhere near as much at, for example, LHR T5
  6. dazzer6666

    [Drinking] Drunk on a passenger aircraft.

    See it all the time when travelling........at Gatwick a few weeks ago for an early morning flight, for example, a group of 4 were in Starbucks - had coffee, but were also doing shots from a couple of bottles of brightly coloured stuff they'd obviously bought in duty free. Finished both bottles...
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