Ryanair’s bid to get the Department of Justice to take action against disruptive passengers on their flights has failed.
Michael O’Leary, the group chief executive of Ryanair, emphasized the importance of Irish authorities asserting jurisdiction over on-board incidents to deter disruptive behaviour.
O’Leary wrote to the minister last year, highlighting the crucial need for policy enforcement to address disruptive behaviour effectively.
The issue of jurisdiction over disruptive behaviour on international flights has dogged aviation in recent years as the number of disruptive incidents increased. IATA data shows.
