Airline rules: How can one bring bottled wine from one state to another when flying?



I really do not want to fill, you know, as a baggage handler can. Is there any way they can take on board? Puppy-loops do not trust the driver. I do not know if I could package it well enough.

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3 Responses to “Airline rules: How can one bring bottled wine from one state to another when flying?”

  1. Loopies Puppy on May 24th, 2010 at 10:21 AM

    I think your only hope, takes on board is very, very good and the control that I believe in. I have yet to exceed the 3 oz limit

  2. Not allowed in hand luggage. So should you pack it and put it in your e-mail please check Gepäck.Oder before it, provided that the state you can direct shipments of alcohol by mail.

  3. Sorry – but you can not do it in your hand luggage. It is certainly more than 100 ml, which is the upper limit on liquids in hand luggage on Gepäck.Weinflaschen fairly thick glass – so I think probably not be a factor if it is reasonably well packaged – multi-layer plastic bubbles, for example to break. You can also UPS, Fedex or sea, and encourage others about the shipment of wine. Regulations for the transport of alcohol are fun, I do not know if I could do. If you really do not trust baggage handlers or inspectors, then it would be the only other option.

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