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Every bartender in the U.S. can be fined/punished for over serving. This goes for the airports as well, and the flight attendants. The airlines have the right to turn away passengers who are to drunk as well. Depending on location drunk/disorderly in public can be prosecuted by the police who are stationed in the airports/terminals.
If all of those things are failing, maybe they should be addressing the bartenders/flight attendants who are already legally responsible. Turn them away at gate if you must. Making stupid public statements will never look good for your image when your own company is part of the process that is failing won't do you any good
Reminder that he could be taking about his own business too, with an onboard 2 drink max.
Though I agree he's taking about the airport too.
He's clearly highlighting that the system isn't working. Anyone who flies regularly can see evidence of that.
Don't get me wrong, I like to drink, and even be drunk on occasion. But being so on group transit is not cool, and being so plus being aggressive towards staff or other travelers should come with a trip to the no fly list. I can understand why folks in the industry would want change.
I imagine being aggressive towards anyone would get you in trouble, maybe it's just a U.S. thing, but getting in trouble on a plane is one of the last places Id want it. Even just the airport, it's a confined area with minimal exits and lots of security/armed police/k9 units..
I can't imagine if they land a plane somewhere because of you that you won't hear the end of it. Maybe I'm just paranoid and it's a lot more lax than I feel it is when I am there.