When it comes to security checks, we immediately think of subway security checks, airplane security checks, train security checks, and so on. Nowadays, with the development of transportation industry, security checks are becoming more and more perfect. Beer is inconvenient to carry, fragile, and flammable. Can beer pass through security checks? Next, the editor will provide a detailed introduction to this aspect, hoping to be helpful to everyone.
Can I bring alcohol during airport security check
Firstly, alcoholic beverages are not allowed to be brought onto the aircraft into the cabin. If they must be brought, they must be checked in during the check-in process.
The second is that each passenger is limited to two bottles, each bottle must not exceed 500 milliliters (or one kilogram), and can only be checked in as an independent package, and the check-in staff (staff) should be informed.
The third is the transportation of alcoholic beverages, and the bottle cap must be unopened in the original factory packaging. The outer packaging must be tight and sturdy, not easily broken or leaked. The fourth is that the maximum alcohol content limit is within 70%.
Can I bring alcohol during the security check at the train station
Baijiu in bulk cannot be taken on the train, but bottled Baijiu in good condition can be taken on the train. Only 2 bottles of Baijiu can be carried with you at heights above 50 degrees. If the quantity of Baijiu exceeds the limit, it can also be checked. In addition, due to the different management regulations of railway stations in various regions, a survey of a large number of passengers who have experienced carrying alcohol on trains shows that the number of passengers carrying alcohol on trains is: beer is not limited; The quantity of red wine and yellow wine is also loosely controlled; Baijiu can generally carry 2kg.
Can I bring alcohol during the security check at the subway station
The subway security check has relatively loose regulations on alcohol. Generally, alcohol with a low alcohol content (below 24 degrees) can be brought freely, while alcohol with a high alcohol content (24-70 degrees) is required to carry a maximum of 4 pounds. Alcohol with a high alcohol content (above 70 degrees) cannot pass the security check.
The above is some content introduced by the editor about whether beer can pass through security checks. I hope it is helpful to everyone. I believe that after listening to the detailed introduction by the editor, friends have gained a new understanding of this aspect. In summary, airplane and train security checks are relatively strict for carrying beer, while the subway is not yet very strict.
