LANSING, Mich. — Lawmakers are considering a proposal to allow 24-hour alcohol sales at Michigan airports, eliminating the current ban on sales between 2 and 7 a.m.
The change would allow travelers to purchase alcoholic beverages at any time of day at Michigan airports.
“So what this would do is provide that flexibility, so if someone wants to grab a margarita or a bloody mary before they start their vacation, or as they start their vacation here at the Lansing Airport, it gives them the flexibility to be able to get that,” said Nicole Noll-Williams, CEO of the Capitol Region Airport Authority. “It goes back to supporting our vendors. We’ve got customers that are wanting this service, and vendors that are here and operating, and it provides another revenue string for them.”…