Jin tonics?

R.I.P. Wade Boggs.

(Had to double-check his wiki to make sure this reference is still safe to make.)

They still do in Poland at least. I heard a story from an airman about getting a ridiculous alotment of it for barely any flight hours. It was used as antifreeze for windshields. And then they "sprayed it a lot, because it's like budgets, you don't use it all, you lose it". And when saying "sprayed it" he did a motion of chugging a bottle of vodka.

To answer your edit, because second hand drinking isn't a thing

Commercially, oftentimes, goods and services are exchanged for money.

For what it's worth, smoking was probably banned because of the fire risk and how easily it annoys people nearby. Alcohol is much more contained and mostly affects the person who directly consumes it.

Though I agree, considering how high the safety standards are in aviation, having people on board that are under the influence of drugs seems like something that should be banned.

Cuz they're sitting for hours, why not lol

How does it arguably affect people around younjust as much? Have you ever been scond hand drunk or caught second hand liver failure?

Not everyone is a loud drunk, I get a couple whiskeys in me on a flight while I read my book relax and fall asleep.

I am hesitant to be negative but like mind your business, you have every right to complain when it impacts you.

Why not?

Have you never flown?