Any hope for carrying a bottle of wine on a domestic flight?

[Brian K Miller]

I am visiting my sister at the end of the month and would live to bring a bottle of wine to share with her. It's a short Sacramento-to-Seattle hop. I will have a 1998 Corison Kronos that I would love to share with sis!

Also: She lives in Edmonds, so if anyone in the area would like to meet for lunch (March 22, 23, or 24th) that would be awesome, too!

[Rahsaan]

Why would there be a difference between domestic and international? It's fine in your checked luggage either way. But not carry on.

[Dale Williams]

No change in liquid/aerosol rules, so under it's a 2 oz bottle no carryon.
Of course you can put in checked luggage
One good thing is that now they won't confiscate a corkscrew due to tiny blade

[Brian K Miller]

So I can check it in?

It may be worth it.

[Dale Williams]

yes, no problems with checking

[Mark Lipton]

No problems with checking at all, Brian. Just make sure that it's well padded to avoid the risk of breakage.

Mark Lipton

[Brian K Miller]

My ticket requires a $50 fee for checking luggage. I'll let my sister try the wine when she visits here next!