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Do all airlines have a two drink maximum?
What about for longer flights? Can you bring your own alcohol onboard if it's not in
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Do all airlines have a two drink maximum?
You cannot bring your own alcohol onto US flights. FAA regulations prohibit it.
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Do all airlines have a two drink maximum?
I think that you can bring it you just cannot consume it. The duty free
shops would be ****ed if they could not sell booze. FFM BFSON wrote: You cannot bring your own alcohol onto US flights. FAA regulations prohibit it. |
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Do all airlines have a two drink maximum?
Well of course you can transport wine or alcohol by carring it as part of your
carry on luggage (we brough back nearly a case of Shiraz from Australia that way) But the question asked was about bringing it on and then drinking it. That is prohibited. |
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Do all airlines have a two drink maximum?
"BFSON" wrote in message ... Well of course you can transport wine or alcohol by carring it as part of your carry on luggage (we brough back nearly a case of Shiraz from Australia that way) But the question asked was about bringing it on and then drinking it. That is prohibited. So much for the land of the free..... |
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Do all airlines have a two drink maximum?
Why do some duty free shops bring your purchases to the jetway, other
airports allow you to take your purchases immidiate with you? Do all airlines have a two drink maximum? Group: rec.travel.air Date: Thu, Mar 11, 2004, 4:01am (EST+5) From: (Frank=A0F.=A0Matthews) I think that you can bring it you just cannot consume it. The duty free shops would be ****ed if they could not sell booze. FFM BFSON wrote: You cannot bring your own alcohol onto US flights. FAA regulations prohibit it. |
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Do all airlines have a two drink maximum?
(maryanne kehoe) wrote
Why do some duty free shops bring your purchases to the jetway, other airports allow you to take your purchases immidiate with you? All to do with making sure your duty free purchases fly abroad with you and do not find their way back landside. |
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International flights from domestic terminals (was: Do all airlines havea two drink maximum?)
Binyamin Dissen schrieb:
On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 18:43:14 -0500 (EST) (maryanne kehoe) wrote: :Why do some duty free shops bring your purchases to the jetway, other :airports allow you to take your purchases immidiate with you? In the USA, where one, in general, does not go thru a passport examination to leave and where international flights depart from domestic terminals, Hmmm. Also to Europe? How can visa waiver tourists leave their immigration card? Regards, ULF |
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