Wine & Beer on a Plane: Carry-On & Checked Bag Rules
Calculated Flight Allowance
Under 24% ABV — Unlimited in Checked Baggage
Based on 13.5% ABV (750 ml bottle size)
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Enter the bottle’s ABV (alcohol %) and size. You may only consume alcohol served by the airline — carrying is fine.
FAA & Airline Regulation Summary
Alcoholic beverages with less than 24% alcohol by volume (ABV), including table wine, champagne, port, sake, and beer, face zero FAA hazardous material quantity caps in checked luggage. They are subject only to airline weight limits and destination customs duties.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring a bottle of wine in my carry-on bag?
Only if bought after airport security at a duty-free store or airside retailer, or if sealed in an official tamper-evident bag (STEB).