On a U.S. domestic flight, can I pack alchohol in my suitcase?

Question

I am planning on flying to Orlando and intend on bringing a bottle of rum as a present (Its not something that I have found in "any old liquor store") Is it o.k. to pack the bottle in my suitcase (not my carry-on). And what other items can I not pack in my suitcase?

Answer 1

We recently made the mistake of bringing 2 bottles of tequila home from Mexico in my husband's backpack and they confiscated it, however they said had it been in the checked luggage it would have been OK.

Answer 2

I dont know this for a fact but
alcohol is flamable
and in this day and time
anything can be used for a bomb
including a molitov cocktail
you will be losing the bottle at the inspection
NOW
why dont you hear about this in advance?
think boy:
when they confiscate they dont give back anythang right?
they gonna help you obey the law and TAKE dat bottle and properly dispose of it heehee :)

Answer 3

i'm no longer particular about Canada, yet in the U. S., sure. and also you may take foodstuff on your carry-on--see you later because that's not in liquid form. Even liquid-like issues, like yogurt, pudding, or apple sauce, at the prompt are not allowed. yet i have presented all forms of issues in my carry-ons on relatives flights, including chips, granola bars, nuts, total oranges, and shrink up vegetables. Tea, you may take everywhere too.

Answer 4

As long as it does not bump you over the weight limit for that bag. Wrap well or your clothes will end up smelling like rum.

Answer 5

It's not recommended, but not forbidden. Be sure it's in a very well-protected and waterproof case.

Other restrictions on luggage:

http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/prohibited/permitted-prohibited-items.shtm

Answer 6

Yes you can carry it in your baggage but not in your carry on