Will the air pressure on a plane be ok? I'm flying to NYC for my cruise and debating if I should buy my rum at home or in NYC.
1626274
I dont see why there would be a problem with flying i would just not fill them completely. We put ours inside of gallon zip locs just in case.
1626275
Better off buying the booze in the city. You run the chance of TSA stealing your stuff at the airport
1626276
Yes - I've never done it, but the included instruction sheet specifically tells you how to pack for air travel. Fill no more than 85% of the way, squeeze out the rest of the air, pack in checked luggage.
1626277
I flew with them filled and everything worked out just fine. Be sure to follow the fill instructions and don't overfill. I also put them inside gallon ziploc bags in the event they leaked. The added precaution proved unnecessary though. Enjoy!
1626278
I would think it would be ok but I am not positive. They are awesome and well made. I have used mine several times but I have never used them on the plane.
1626279
I didn't pack them in my checked-in baggage because we sailed out of NY and live nearby. I would imagine they would be fine, just like any other liquid you may pack. Just don't fill them to the max and put them in a ziplock bag. Enjoy your cruise! After posting I read the other reviews and see that it's unanimous so go for it!
1027314
I use shop air which is around 120 psi. So you shouldn't have any problems.
925773
Probably even in/on an ultra light. It's pretty small. Or do you mean can you put it into checked baggage on commercial air? I would imagine so, since there is nothing pressurized about it.Happy flying!J
1715909
They are not insulated so drinks will warm up quickly especially on hot days. Your best bet is to bring in warm rum and buy an ice cold cola from concessions to mix it with.
230616
I haven't double-checked, but I don't believe aerosols or C02 canisters are allowed on airplanes. When I go on bike trips, I don't take my CO2 canisters (for inflating tires) on the plane.
1749398
easily for a few hours, a flight would be a breeze to keep it chilled - but remember with FAA rules you cannot bring beverages on board- but for medicines or baby'smilk, etc youd be fine. We absolutely love it- take it on car trips a lot and the beach and it stays cold for a long time- ice packs also hold well inside if you know there will be a long period of time it wont be plugged in. We also bought a $30 converter with it that you can plug into a regular outlet a lot of planes have plugs nowadays too. So, if it is for medicine if you cal lthe airlines theyd find a seat for you that has an outlet too- enjoy!
1894257
You will need a good air compressor and 220 volt outlet. Make sure you have a dryer on your airline.
1216703
I'm 99% sure that you can take liquids under 100ml. I know that a certain amount is allowed and I'm pretty sure it's 100ml! I would check the airline's travel guidelines just in case, but I'm pretty sure you should be fine with this. :)
1121253
Check your With the Airline your flying with. , TSA may confiscate It Before You Board. I'm not saying its a weapon.,Lol But those Guys / Gals can be a little Crazy.
1493346
I have been permitted to carry it in on flights. I followed advice I read somewhere to freeze it as solid as possible first. I don't know whether that made a difference. In any event as long as you declare it, meaning you tell the officers as you're going through security that you have it and any other liquids, they should be able to swab it and let you through. No guaranties, but I've never had a problem. Sending it with your checked luggage wouldn't be a problem. Good luck!
780482
Keep a relatively full propane bottle in it and you should be fine. If it still blows over then move to another part of the country.
1984165
I have my bourbon, scotch and whiskey in Ravenscroft. Is it 100% air tight? I would not know , the taste does not seem to have been changed by being in the decanter.
176150
I've been on MCS, but not that ship. Had no problem with rum runners. We put two in each checked bag and they went right through, just make sure your luggage is locked.
1606967
Not sure if USA, the problem is the lids do not close tight. If your planning to be out more than a couple of hours the air is able to circulate in and out.
1632911
The lid is a press on lid. It stays on pretty tight. The amount is over the 2.5 to 3 oz. allowable size for a carry on, so unless you are putting it in check in baggage, you won't be able to bring it. If you does end up in your check in baggage then you should be fine but I would recommend putting in a plastic bag just to be on the safe side. If you are flying in a private plane, then I think it goes without saying that you will be fine. Things don't get tossed around as much that way, although I would think this goes without saying. Hope this helps. Let me know if I can be of further help.
331768
I had to fill it up everyday with air. I bought it to use it on my Vegas trip of 4 nights. I had to add air every night before sleeping on it.
776641
Probably not most airlines are very strict now a days.Most airports will only allow you to carry 1 oz liquid bottles on board(in a zip lock bag), but what if this is frozen when you board the plane? It's not like these can be tampered with, but your safest bet is to ask the airline you choose to fly with. Otherwise they will make you put in with your check-in-luggage, or most of them will make you leave it or throw it away before you board the plane.