on an airplane, r u allowed 2 bring perfume and wine (to use in another country)?

6 Comments

1. Nyl says:

   September 9, 2010 at 9:31 am

   yes of course,on airplane no problem , but they will check it the customs and you have limits… don’t bring more than what you need…as it is your personal use but not for resale.
   you have to check..every countries have different guides..
   as it goes like this

   If you bring back large quantities of alcohol or tobacco, a Customs Officer is more likely to ask about the purposes for which you hold the goods. This will most likely be the case if you appear at the airport with more than:
   3200 cigarettes
   400 cigarillos
   200 cigars
   3 kg of smoking tobacco
   110 litres of beer
   10 litres of spirits
   90 litres of wine
   20 litres of fortified wine i.e.: port or sherry
   it does not apply to other countries so you have to check and what country does it apply..
2. mini_stef26 says:

   September 9, 2010 at 9:31 am

   Look on the airline internet site. They say what you can bring in with you or not
3. nik75kie says:

   September 9, 2010 at 9:31 am

   yes to the perfume you might have to mail the wine
4. astarpilot2000 says:

   September 9, 2010 at 9:31 am

   It has nothing to do with the airline or airplane, but it depends on the import regulations of the country you are flying into. So check with customs of the country you are flying to.

   Most airlines do not allow you to consume alcohol on a flight that was not provided by the cabin crew.
5. lachicadecafe says:

   September 9, 2010 at 9:31 am

   Yes to both of those, the airline doesn’t care about that, it’s the customs agents of the country you are visiting who care about that–especially the wine. There’s usually a certain amount of liquor you’re allowed to bring in to a country. I would try to find some info on the country where going.

   You probably want to put those in your checked luggage. Wine seems pretty heavy to carry in your carry-on baggage so I’d put it in the your checked baggage. Wrap it in bubble wrap and put in the middle of all your clothes so it’s nice and cushioned. I’ve transported several bottles of liquor to and from various locations in my checked baggage and have never had a problem, either with customs or with the bottle breaking.
6. clara says:

   September 9, 2010 at 9:31 am

   yes, in limited quantities (not for the airplane, but for taxes)