Brit passengers on four-hour flight to Turkey drink entire plane dry in 25 minutes

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1. Considering how long it takes the trolley to move down a plane especially when people are buying stuff, I somehow doubt they were carrying much. Or someone bought the lot for everyone at the start for some reason.

2. Was on a flight last year, group of lads on a work weekend away were buying beers before the trolley was even in the aisle. The guy bought something like 24 cans, he wanted more but they wouldn’t let him in one transaction. Got chatting to one of the younger lads near the loo and he was already close to wrecked. Nice bunch though and absolutely zero trouble to any of the passengers or crew.

3. I was on a flight back from Peru years ago. The plane was drank dry because they didnt fully restock the plane

   None story

4. And folk say we, as a nation have nothing to be proud of.

5. ‘Why are you here?’

   ‘Well I saw an advert, it said Drink Canada Dry, so I thought I’d give it a go’

6. On an overnight flight back from Brazil, the most I could get was 3 small cups of red wine. On a 9 hour flight. Fml.

7. Why is this news? The plane I was on recently ran out of ham and cheese sandwiches and pretty much all hot meals, yet let’s shame the brits for alcohol I guess.

8. I was on a flight from London to Rome and the plane was drunk dry. Turns out Ireland were playing Italy in the 6 nations the next day.

9. Don’t get worked up. It’s part of their culture. And I suspect they weren’t best pleased about refills of Efes when they touched down.

10. Friends and I was emptied a plane from Amsterdam totally London, but honestly that just took us 3/4 beers per person. It’s more that there aren’t that many beers on such a flight, so it’s not that hard to empty it.

11. Is this supposed to be a story about Brits abroad bad but in reality no stock

12. And stupid americans think they can outdrinks brits.

    They can’t even outdrink canadians.

13. I flew to Mexico last month and it was out of beer after a couple of hours (I’d had two cans) then wine and there were just a few whiskeys left by the time we landed. BA from Gatwick took off approx 10am.