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Alcohol Banned on Some American Airlines Until 2022

Olivia Newman
Last updated: 14 September 2021 19:27
By Olivia Newman
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Alcohol will be banned on some major American airlines until next year, including American Airlines and Southwest Airlines.

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Alcohol banned on flights with these airlines…Why the ban?The American alcohol ban starts before the flight
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A bid to keep everyone safe. | © Meritt Thomas

Alcohol banned on flights with these airlines…

COVID has changed the world forever, with the aviation industry being one of the worst sectors affected by the negative impact of the pandemic. Many airlines have had to change the way they work, offer cheaper flights, install safer regulations, and introduce lots of different ways to keep passengers safe.

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AA to prolong the ban. | © Jan Rosolino

One of the latest regulations for some of the major airlines such as Southwest Airlines and American Airlines is a ban on alcohol. For some airlines, the sale of alcoholic beverages is only banned in the main cabin. For instance, passengers travelling with American Airlines can still partake in an alcoholic beverage if they are in first or business class.

Why the ban?

In a bid to keep passengers safe, the airlines have felt there have been disruptions caused by those purchasing alcohol on their flights. As the world is adjusting to a new normal, they felt that alcohol was contributing to more bad than good, thus the ban was put in place.

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Airlines will ban alcohol until 2022. | © Samuel Branch

The American alcohol ban starts before the flight

The restrictions on alcohol even begin in the airport, with passengers limited on what they can carry around and take onto the flight. To create a safe environment for other passengers and staff, the airlines felt alcohol was a necessary elimination from their flights. The ban has been extended until 2022, so it’s unlikely travellers will be able to consume alcohol until next year on these airlines’s flights.

What do you think of the new alcohol ban? Is it the best way to keep passengers safe on their flights to, from and around the United States? Tweet us @thetravelradar or let us know in the comments below!

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Olivia is a creative writer from London who loves to travel! She has a background in digital marketing, journalism and tutoring, and studied an MA in Creative Writing in Portsmouth. You'll often find her writing, reading or booking her next flight!
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