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Ryanair: Less Booze Availability For Boozy Passengers


It has happened to all of we senior flyers too many times. We go aboard, find our seat and a drunk plops down next to us. The breath and annoying behavior are bad enough. Then the drunk barfs.

For some passengers, boarding delay in the airport is boozing time. And with today’s screwed up flight schedules, that means an hour or more at the airport bar, then throw-up sickness after boarding.

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Our Church Club Plans India Trip & I Worry About The Food PDF Print E-mail


Q: Because of stomach problems, our family doctor has me on a diet. No spicy or fried food, limited meats and other restrictions. The church senior club just announced a cruise and tour in India for early spring. I want to go with my friends, but fear getting sick from the strange foods. What do you suggest? LMMcB, Bronx NY

A: Cruise lines offer special diet food for passengers who require it.  As for Indian cuisine, most modern city hotels and restaurants in that country will meet your dietary needs. A good idea before you go, is to visit an Indian restaurant in your city to research and try safe items from the menu.

 
 
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