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Can I bring non-deutik drinks onto the plane?
I would like to take whiskey on a flight (I'm afraid to fly). And last year, customs took away drinks before boarding. How is the situation now? I'm flying from the Dnieper.
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literally two weeks ago I flew to Turkey .. on the plane they warned several times that it was strictly forbidden to drink alcoholic beverages on the plane, either according to the new legislation, or for some other reason ... although it is possible that only "Wind Rose" practices this .
Although on the plane itself they offered goods from duty-free, including alcohol .. but it is still forbidden to drink))
successful flight)
Although on the plane itself they offered goods from duty-free, including alcohol .. but it is still forbidden to drink))
successful flight)
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answered 13 years ago
the situation is the same. It is forbidden to bring alcohol or other liquids with a volume of more than 100 ml onto the aircraft. Many charter airlines prohibit drinking alcoholic beverages on board. Other airlines on flights to Turkey offer a choice of white / red wine, beer. It is forbidden to open drinks bought in duty free on the planes of all airlines. Those who are afraid of flying usually drink before boarding the plane. Although, as for me, flying in airplanes is much safer than riding in our Ukrainian minibuses.
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answered 13 years ago
Hunting is worse than bondage: in the "clean zone" in the cafe you can take a "sedative", but if you overdose, they may not be allowed on board.
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answered 13 years ago
The rules about 100 silt are the same everywhere, but a lot depends on the human factor. I have the opinion that at airports, let's say the south, there are some indulgences. Specifically, along the Dnieper, they select everything in FIG.
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answered 13 years ago
If you are afraid to fly, don't fly. You don't have to drink on the flight. Better take phenazepam and get some sleep, you won't look like drunken cattle.
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answered 13 years ago
To drink or not to drink is a personal matter. And phenazepam is bad. And, about looking - some are sober, worse than drunken cattle.
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answered 13 years ago
This is your own business, only when you are at home in the kitchen. And on the plane, besides you, there are also normal people who find it unpleasant to inhale your fumes.
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answered 13 years ago
And this is already an insult, I don’t call for drinking on an airplane, but you seem to feel almost like a god
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answered 13 years ago
Not at all. I don't care about your feelings. I hope it is clear that drinking or not drinking on an airplane is not a personal matter at all.
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answered 13 years ago
This is you flying personal. And drink as much as you like. And they won't let you drink on an ordinary plane, even if you change your clothes here. And it is right.
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answered 13 years ago
If you are not going to, it means that you and I are like-minded people, which pleases. Indeed, there is nothing worse than being next to a drunken, stinking cattle.
Let's finish fighting. Happy travels!
Let's finish fighting. Happy travels!
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answered 13 years ago
UIA pours wine and beer on board. The assortment depends on the "alcohol partner" who provided the bottles as promotional advertising on board. Often this is Tuborg beer and Alef wines. You can take brandy with you purely symbolically in a souvenir small 100ml bottle to drink with juice from fear :)
Tablets are the last resort. Sleeping pills and sedatives act individually for everyone. Once, on the recommendation of a pediatrician, they gave the child an Avia-Sea tablet before the flight, such as a sedative and from motion sickness in an airplane. The dose was according to the instructions in the age norm and + agreed with the doctor. The child was like a junkie for 3 days after one intake. Constant drowsiness and weakness. We no longer take any medicines for motion sickness, and the child not only tolerates the flight perfectly, but also, thanks to frequent flights, loves and is not afraid to fly.
In general, IMHO, try to overcome your fear without alcohol,
flying is so cool! Treat the flight like a car ride. You don’t drink when you enter ground transport :) But accidents on the ground are much more common than in the sky;)
Tablets are the last resort. Sleeping pills and sedatives act individually for everyone. Once, on the recommendation of a pediatrician, they gave the child an Avia-Sea tablet before the flight, such as a sedative and from motion sickness in an airplane. The dose was according to the instructions in the age norm and + agreed with the doctor. The child was like a junkie for 3 days after one intake. Constant drowsiness and weakness. We no longer take any medicines for motion sickness, and the child not only tolerates the flight perfectly, but also, thanks to frequent flights, loves and is not afraid to fly.
In general, IMHO, try to overcome your fear without alcohol,
flying is so cool! Treat the flight like a car ride. You don’t drink when you enter ground transport :) But accidents on the ground are much more common than in the sky;)
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answered 13 years ago
If the flight is not crowded, there are empty seats, I try to sit not at the porthole, but at the edge. Then I better endure the flight, perhaps because it is invisible how you take off from the ground and sit surrounded by people. And when I look out the window, especially during takeoff, kapets, it starts to feel sick and chill inside. Maybe you should sit in the middle seats too
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answered 13 years ago