Ryanair Holdings Plc pressed European authorities to limit the sale of alcohol at airports, renewing its call for a crackdown after a spate of costly passenger disruptions.

European low-cost carrier Ryanair continues to call for EU authorities to limit passengers at airports to two alcoholic drinks in the same way they limit duty-free sales. This comes after a disruptive passenger cost the airline over $18,200.

The budget airline has said a two-drink limit would result in 'a safer travel experience for passengers and crews'

Ryanair wants new alcohol curbs at airports as it seeks to recover �15,000 in costs related to a diverted flight. The airline has called on European authorities to impose a two-drink limit for passeng

The airline says a two-drink limit would result in a "safer travel experience for passengers and crews" and is calling for the change after a string of high-profile incidents involving alcohol