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Dutch Airports Tackle Drunk Passengers | Amsterdam News

Dutch Airports Tackle Drunk Passengers | Amsterdam News

Published 3 weeks, 6 days ago
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Dutch aviation authorities are rolling out a bold new plan to curb booze-fueled chaos at airports and on flights, proposing warning labels on sealed liquor bottles as just one tactic. Backed by a cross-agency “roadmap” involving government, airlines, unions, and law enforcement, the effort aims to strike a balance: keep the vacation vibe alive while ensuring safety in the skies. The minister insists passengers should still enjoy pre-flight drinks, but insists incidents must drop sharply. Schiphol Airport’s security team is already on high alert, using cameras and ground patrols — with military police ready to intervene if things spiral.

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