Many travelers are concerned about whether the pressure affects champagne and you can rest assured that even the cargo holds on planes are pressurized.
It’s treated as any other checked baggage and the winery often will package it up for you with the same protective materials they use when packaging wine for shipping.Ĭhampagne in checked luggage also isn’t a problem.
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Just be aware that if you are making a flight connection in which you’ll have to re-enter security, you may not be able to bring duty free wine through with you when re-screened. Liquids in containers larger than 3.4 ounces are prohibited to take in your carry-on bags, with the exception of wine and spirits purchased in duty free shops after passing through security. Or worse yet, travelers standing on the other side of the ropes while they guzzle their bottle before boarding the plane. Whether it be nostalgia for the days before 9/11 when you could carry bottles – or even cases – of wine on the plane or just total lack of awareness of the TSA prohibited items list, we still see far too many distraught travelers reluctantly handing over their bottles of Dom Pérignon for the TSA agents to drink later. This might seem blatantly obvious, but too many travelers overlook the fact that you can only travel with wine in checked luggage. Rule 1: you cannot take alcohol in hand luggage. Shop and bring home wine from your wine travels easily on the airplane Flying with Wine, Alcohol and Champagne
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