You're not allowed to consume food, drinks, or meals purchased at the airport on a flight to Australia. Why? You can also expect to run out of water on the plane. Apparently, there have been heavy fines for passengers who haven't complied with this rule.
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I'm flying away with my sister on July 24th, and I noticed that my name appears twice on both the flight ticket and the hotel booking. I'm desperate. Can this be changed somehow?
have revised and only Australia in the question
Hello, I'm flying from Munich to Miami on February 20, 2024, with a stopover in London. As far as I can see, we'll land in Terminal 5 and continue our flight from Terminal 3. The transfer time is 2 hours. Is this feasible or rather difficult to implement? I don't want to miss my flight.
This has happened to me more often in Dubai. Security personnel searched the bags and then emptied my water bottle. I couldn’t keep the bottle. On flights to Australia it is quite normal that such checks take place. Basically, it is not an introduction until you pass the inch.
I can’t confirm that. The additional control is correct, but chocolate or the like has not been taken. A lot more important is that you cross any problematic food on the note that you get divided, they are disposed of on arrival.
The consumption is allowed. Only the import to Australia did not. That means eating everything or throwing what’s left away.
Of course you can consume such purchased finished products.
You shouldn’t introduce food like fresh meat, cheese, stuff like that, right raw products.
Probably for disease and plague control. The Australians have had considerable problems in the past. They still work
In the airplane you will be supplied with enough food and drinks that you don’t have to bring. In addition, there are rules that no liquids may be taken into the aircraft. This has something to do with safety and possible explosives etc. No sharp objects, such as scissors or knives, can be taken into the plane. That’s what belongs to the suitcase that flies in the cargo bay. To punish such misconduct has its correctness and is also intended to quench.
Find out what’s going on and what’s going on in the baggage. Then you don’t have any problems. And be assured, there is no exception for you.
You should also know what to introduce to Australia and what to avoid. This applies not only to food, but also to other products. There are no excuses for this issue and no customs pardon.
And be assured that there are enough food in Australia that you do not have to starve. So there is no reason to take anything like this.
And also think about the tablets you might want to take. If they were prescribed to you, you should be able to prove this and only take as many tablets as you need in the time of your presence in Australia.
And don’t come after us, we wouldn’t have informed you or warned you.
I think it’s all about the flight and not the entry after. I don’t see anything miserable about taking something on the plane.
The airlines already find it “reasonable”. Note only the signs when checking in and that you cannot take bottles on the plane. You’ve never flew.
By the way, who can read is clearly in the advantage, because I have dealt with both scenarios.
Some passengers also take food/fruit from the plane and believe they can bring it through border control. This can be very expensive even if it is just a single apple.
Honestly? From me, he can take so much chocolate and feed until he bursts. Chocolate is also not the problem, because chocolate is not one of the foods on the index.
And if I write to him that he can be assured that there are enough food in Australia and he doesn’t have to take food, that is positive. Both in the aeroplane and in Australia you can’t starve because there are plenty of food.
If you’ve already flown to Australia, what you say, you should know.
So I don’t really understand your entire comment. That concludes the subject.
I’ve been flying, even to Australia itself. What I mean, it doesn’t mean to take something like chocolate or something, and the To consume a plane. I just think you’re getting a little unjust to the FS (without insulting) because it’s coming over to me as if you don’t even let him enjoy the piece of chocolate on the way (see your sentence “And be assured…”) With all that, of course, you’re right.
in the plane, you can also feed purchased stuff, not just from the airline. that must not be introduced into the country, that can be expensive.
heard or read the opposite.
in the aeroplane no importation
I heard that in a video. They couldn’t have powerbank either. Not even in the baggage.