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The strangest comment along those lines was by a UK colleague when we were discussing the potential of Iran opening-up for tourism, which seems like an amazing
by dingaling 10y ago
The strangest comment along those lines was by a UK colleague when we were discussing the potential of Iran opening-up for tourism, which seems like an amazing prospect.
'Of course I wouldn't fly there on Iran Air,' he said, 'because they're a dry airline'.
It seems bizarre to me to base selection of an airline on the availability of alcohol in-flight, but there it is.
- Cyph0n 10y agoIf he flew with Iran Air, how would he cope with flying in a metal box at insane altitudes? I think that you're being too hard on him man. /s On a more serious note, most Middle Eastern airlines (e.g., Emirates, Etihad, QA) serve alcohol on their flights. I think Iran will probably end up doing the same to compete. But deciding to not fly with an airline solely based on this fact is pretty narrow-minded.