Royal Brunei Airlines and Boeing have just announced an aircraft order, which is pretty significant when you consider the size of the carrier’s fleet.
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I had friends fly out of MEL to London and they didn't know it was a dry airline and my lord they complained and complained, it was quite funny. The price was cheap but it came with a catch!
I don't really see a dry airline as a negative, I can easily forego the drink or two I'd have and at least I won't get an obviously drunk passenger behind me being constantly given more drinks like I experience on Qantas recently.
Some people fell they've been robbed if they don't get loads of free food/drinks on a flight! Likewise they'll probably eat like pigs at a hotel buffet "to get my money's worth....." Feeling sick for the next 4 hours doesn't appear to be an issue either.
Hey Ben,
How about an article listing which airlines are dry? You've discussed dry airline flying before (notably in 2017) but I haven't found a comprehensive list. Some people would prefer to fly those airlines while other would like to avoid them. Thanks.
Royal Brunei allows non Muslim passengers to bring onboard their own alcohol , they just aren’t allowed handle it , so mixes , ICE ,all good