Does anyone know American Airlines regulations on carrying liquor?



I’m going to San Juan Puerto Rico, and wants to bring a bottle of Bacardi rum at home on the continent.

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2 Responses to “Does anyone know American Airlines regulations on carrying liquor?”

  1. is used to put them in your hand luggage mite im not sure to wrap the luggage brought in a good way to break No.

  2. Regulation on alcoholic beverages and other liquids acceptable, are not under the jurisdiction of the AA or any other airline. They are managed by the TSA (Transportation Security Administration). And you would have taken it in checked baggage because it does not allow more than hand luggage. One more thing – he said: “bottles.” Note that there is a limit of one liter, we bring back duty free. Still not convinced? Click here: http://www. cbp. gov / xp / cgov / Tourism / Travel / kbyg / paying_duty. xml

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