It doesn't matter as long as the people whining are either infants, or elderly people who need immediate medical attention.
Umm, I don't think the question means whine, it means wine, as in the drink! To answer your question, I don't think any Alcoholic Beverages are allowed. Maybe you can take some on the bags that are not in the passenger compartment of the plane? Ask the airport security.
Yeah, I think I know that kind sir. (By the way, you can bring as many two ounce bottles as you want, but I strongly suggest not to. You'll kill the hippo in your brain.)
Yes, you can take unopened wine on a plane in your carry-on luggage, as long as it is within the airline's liquid restrictions and you are of legal drinking age.
Yes, you can take wine on a plane with you in your carry-on luggage as long as it is within the airline's liquid restrictions and you are of legal drinking age. It is recommended to pack it securely to prevent breakage during the flight.
Yes, you can take a bottle of wine on a plane in your carry-on luggage as long as it meets the airline's liquid restrictions and is properly packed to prevent breakage. It's recommended to check with the airline for specific guidelines.
About 6 Litres
Yes, you can bring wine glasses on a plane as long as they are properly packed in your carry-on luggage to prevent breakage.
It depends. Nowadays, you probably won't be allowed to take on that much liquid in your carry on luggage. The maximum in the UK (and the US?) is something like 100ml of liquid in carry on luggage. There is nothing I know of to say that you can't put wine in your checked baggage, however. Most countries have customs rules about what amount you can bring, so be sure to check that. Currently you cannot bring any bottles of wine or other liquids on the plane that are not purchased on the plane. There are methods in which to check your wine at the airport, such as a shipper box (cardboard), an insulated piece of luggage that holds a shipper box such as The Wine Check, or a heavy-duty piece of hardshell luggage made specifically for wine. Each of these is safer than shipping your wine, and often less expensive.
Three bottles on a plane, although I'm sure you can ship more.
Yes, you can bring a wine glass on a plane as long as it is empty and properly packed in your carry-on luggage to prevent breakage.
Depending on how much you pour it will take at least 50 bottles.
The time will vary with the amount of the wine, but in general, as soon as the wine boils the majority of the alcohol has evaporated within about a minute. The other fluids in the wine will continue to evaporate as the wine boils.
Yes, you can bring wine on a plane in your checked luggage, as long as it is within the airline's regulations for alcohol transportation. It is not allowed in carry-on luggage due to TSA liquid restrictions.
Yes, you can carry a bottle of wine on a plane in your checked luggage, but it must be properly packed to prevent breakage. It is not allowed in your carry-on bag due to liquid restrictions.