American Airlines and Southwest don't sell alcohol in coach. Passengers bring it on. Unless it is a mini bottle that fits in a 100ml freedom baggie, they are not supposed to bring it through the airport. Most people buy alcohol at the airport. It is strange that airports have restaurants that sell it to go, because the only places you will bring the drink are.
With you to the plane.
You can take the transportation to the parking lot.
To get ready for the game.
American Airlines is against the practice of selling alcohol inside airports. The FAA is against this. It is a revenue source and continues.
Stevie J was kicked off a Delta flight from Los Angeles to Atlanta for going to the airport with alcohol. They were told to throw their drinks away. Things got worse.
Stevie J Jordan and his son Stevie II were escorted off of a flight on Friday after Stevie II tried to board a plane with alcohol.
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Stevie and his father were escorted off the plane by Delta Airlines personnel after Stevie disobeyed a staffer's instructions to dispose of his alcoholic beverage at the airport.
He claims that the incident is racially motivated.
He says they threw their drinks as they requested. The gate agent was particular about wanting each container empty, so they wanted to bring the containers on board. Is it possible that you think?
The passengers took a later flight to Los Angeles for the producer's daughter's birthday.
Airline flights aren't "BYO." If you bring alcohol on board, you have to give it up.
May 12,
"General"
A passenger reported on a passenger who drank a 750ml bottle of liquor on the plane. How is this possible? Passengers are not allowed to bring liquids over 100ml through the checkpoint. Full bottle sales are not offered at most airports.
September 22, 2021.
"Airlines"
Alcohol will not be served in the coach section of American Airlines. One passenger on a recent flight from Charlotte to Miami was spotted with a full bottle on their tray table, which was impressive for a two hour flight.
October 16, 2021.
"Passengers"
