Can I Bring A Wine Opener On A Plane

A bottle of wine isn t much use without glasses and you ll be pleased to know you can bring wine glasses in carry on bags or checked bags.

Can i bring a wine opener on a plane. Mini bottles of alcohol in carry on must be able to comfortably fit into a single quart sized bag. Alcoholic beverages with 24 alcohol or less are not subject to limitations in checked bags. Those can t be in the cabin.

That s why you need the priority wine pass the annual pass that gets you two for one and other discounts all over napa and sonoma. Now you have to worry about actually carrying it on the plane. Im sure you can buy a can opener where your going to.

And it s not as. You can pack a corkscrew in your checked luggage or carry on but if your corkscrew bottle opener has a blade you can t take that in your carry on since it could be used as a weapon. But there are ways to get wine on board.

Don t forget to leave your corkscrews in your checked luggage too. In any event you can try to pack a simple or travel corkscrew and pray that it will pass security checks. As you can see regulations regarding wine openers on an airplane aren t that clear cut probably because not too many people have the urge to bring a corkscrew on a flight it s not like you could buy a bottle of wine in the air.

Local wally readers get the wine pass for just 39 99. Instead bringing wine home on an airplane can seem nearly impossible unless you buy it in the limited duty free section of an airport. So let s assume that bringing in the alcohol is legal in the first place.

As i mentioned earlier airplane compartments are pressurized and climatized so that they maintain constant pressure and temperature. I have a little metal bottle opener not for wine a bottle opener for beer bottles and i was wondering if i can check it in my luggage. Not in carry ons because it would be considered a sharp item you can put it in your checked bag though.