Uk tourists face 'prison and £80,000 fine' over rule at 20 airports in england

JET2, RYANAIR, TUI AND EASYJET PASSENGERS ARE BEING WARNED BY THE LABOUR PARTY GOVERNMENT AFTER IT ENDORSED THE ONE TOO MANY CAMPAIGN 09:55, 21 May 2025 UK tourists are being warned they

face "jail time and fines of up to £80,000" as a new campaign is rolled out across UK airports. Jet2, Ryanair, TUI and Easyjet passengers are being warned by the Labour Party

government after it endorsed the One Too Many campaign. Organised by the UK Travel Retail Forum (UKTRF), AirportsUK, the International Air Transport Association (IATA), and Airlines UK, the

campaign represents a unified effort across the UK aviation industry to ensure safe and pleasant journeys for all passengers. "As the summer travel period intensifies its essential to

remind everyone that the safety and comfort of all travellers and crew are paramount,” said Nigel Keal, Chair of UKTRF. READ MORE NEW UK PRIMARY SCHOOL DINNER RULES WITH SOME STAPLES BEING

'BANNED' “The One Too Many campaign serves as an important reminder that disruptive behaviour, particularly fuelled by excessive drinking, will not be tolerated.” Article continues

below One Too Many campaign assets are in place at over 20 UK airports including London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Manchester, Newcastle International, Liverpool John Lennon and Bristol.

Passengers will be alerted to the severe penalties for flight disruptions. "UK airports are committed to providing a safe and enjoyable travel experience for all passengers,” said Karen

Dee, Chief Executive of the Airport Operators Association. “We urge travellers to enjoy their journeys responsibly and not ruin their holidays or the holidays of others. Airports will

continue to monitor and act against any disruptive behaviour to ensure everyones safety." Article continues below The One Too Many campaign first launched in 2018, with government

support, including endorsements from the Department for Transport and the Home Office. Last year's summer push of the campaign featured a social media component with national

advertisements on Facebook and Instagram over an eight week period coinciding with the busiest travel period for UK airports and carriers, along with geo-fenced ads targeting visitors at

participating airports, ensuring 2.5 million passengers saw the campaign on their device while at the airport for their departing flight. The campaigns national and local media engagement

also reached an estimated 36 million potential travellers.