Around the start of the pandemic, Southwest Airlines cut inflight service. The airline will finally be restoring full inflight beverage service shortly, including the sale of alcohol.
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Correction AA will bring back alcohol in coach when the FA union allows it-which will likely be never.
somebody's not telling the truth because serving and selling booze when you KNOW drunk passengers have caused major problems in the past is insane. Perhaps offer other drugs for mid air consumption too....sound good? How about a dispensary in every airport and on every plane? How about some input from flight attendants who have been attacked by drunk flyers...especially the one who had teeth knocked out by a. violent passenger?
I wonder if this is some kind of mask mandate work around. No one is going to wear a mask while they’re nursing a couple of drinks and it’s going to make enforcing the mandate nearly impossible for the flight attendants. Maybe it’s time to make mask wearing optional.
So drunk passengers have been the cause of violence on airplanes? But, before the pandemic, when full service was almost always available, we didn’t seem to have such violent behavior reports. I think the argument should be bring back full service and let’s get back to pre pandemic behavior.
Why doesn’t southwest bring back Bloody Mary mix?Many customers enjoy them in flight.
How about prosecute people who can't behave themselves, treat everybody as an adult, and let responsible people enjoy themselves?