Looking for a last minute Valentine's Day getaway, open to ideas as to where. Want something cheaper than the standard Expedia sites but still trustworthy. Ideas?...
Im leaving next friday on vacation and Im kind of anxious about flying, even more after 9/11. I mean anything can happen, run out of fuel, terrorists, bad weather, something breaks while we fly, just ...
I dont want to ride over 24 hours in a vehicle so I wanna start traveling by plane. And I know they say its the safest way to travel, but the way I see it, is if anything by chance does go wrong, its ...
I personally can’t stand sitting next to someone who is so overweight that they literally spill into your seat and you have no place to put your arm without jabbing them in the gut.
No. You are only allowed to drink alcoholic beverages that are served to you by the stewardesses.
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No, you can only drink the alcohol that is being served by the flight attendants.
everyday_david
Nope. Many airlines remind you in their welcome presentation that only alcohol served by the flight attendants is allowed.
Gerald J
No, but if you're able to buy duty free that means you must be on an international flight and many airlines don't charge for drinks on international flights. You're not allowed to drink booze bought from duty-free and could be detained if you're caught.
misskate12001
No. You cannot consume alcohol that you've brought onto the plane. They not only will take it from you, they can have you arrested when the plane lands.
Trust me, it was made very, very clear to me on my way back from the Bahamas.
magidge
It's not allowed but I have done it. A lot cheaper!
Dave C
Only if you transition some to a flask before you board
Kylo..
no, unless u sneak it in cus the airline wants to try and get the most money as possible.
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