A YouGov poll reported by the Daily Mail finds that many Britons, particularly those under 50, support the practice of drinking alcohol early at airports before flights. The poll results are presented in the context of wider controversy involving Ryanair’s chief executive, who is said to have called for restrictions on breakfast-time alcohol at airports. The Daily Mail links these views to public debate about whether early-morning drinking should be limited, describing the practice as a commonly recognized British tradition. Overall, the reporting emphasizes that support is higher among younger age groups, while the existence of backlash to the proposed ban is described as reflecting disagreement over alcohol availability and airport rules. The articles frame the issue as a cultural and regulatory question, based on polling and reactions to remarks attributed to Ryanair leadership.