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49 Airlines That Serve Free Booze At 35,000 Feet

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If you’re intent on boozing it up while you’re sky high, you might want to avoid U.S. airlines completely—with maybe the exception of American Airlines and Delta.

Here’s a pretty good rundown on who does and (doesn’t) serve alcohol on flights these days.

It’s fair to say that with airlines charging for basic sustenance these days that they wouldn’t give alcoholic drinks away for free.

Apparently, many airlines still do, especially for international flights.

And it’s just not limited to business or first class passengers. If you’re back in coach sitting with the rest of the folks (and me!), there’s no reason you can’t have a glass of wine with your dinner either.

Please drink responsibly; dehydration happens faster in a pressurized cabin than at a keg party. Trust me, you don’t want to be that guy or girl‌—for five hours.

(P.S. Some airlines do not permit you to drink your own alcohol aboard.)

AirlineDomesticInternational
Air Canada No Yes
Air China Yes Yes
Air France Yes Yes
Air New Zealand Yes (4.30 p.m. -7 p.m. only) Yes
AirAsia No No
Alaska Airlines   Yes, on Horizon Air/SkyWest flights.
American Airlines   Yes, only on flights between the U.S. and Europe, Asia, and certain countries in South America. Beer and wine only.
ANA All Nippon Airways   Yes
Asiana Airlines   Yes
Austrian Airlines No Yes
Bangkok Airways No Yes
bmi British Midland   Yes
British Airways   Yes
Cathay Pacific Airways   Yes
China Airlines   Yes
Copa Airlines   Yes
Delta Air Lines   Yes, beer and wine on flights longer than six hours.
Dragonair   Yes
Emirates   Yes, except to Saudi Arabia.
Etihad Airways   Yes
EVA Air   Yes
Finnair No Yes
Garuda Indonesia   Yes
Hainan Airlines   Yes
Hong Kong Airlines   Yes
Japan Airlines   Yes
JetBlue Airways No No
KLM Yes Yes
Korean Air   Yes
LAN Airlines Yes* Yes* (*on all flights with meals)
Lufthansa Yes Yes
Malaysia Airlines   Yes
Oman Air   Yes
Qantas Airways Yes Yes
Qatar Airways   Yes
Royal Brunei Airlines No No
Silk Air   Yes
Singapore Airlines   Yes
South African Airways   Yes
Southwest Airlines No No
Spirit Airlines No No
Swiss Int’l Air Lines   Yes
TACA Airlines   Yes
TAP Air Portugal   Yes
Thai Airways Yes Yes
Turkish Airlines No Yes
United Airlines No No
US Airways No No
Virgin Atlantic Airways   Yes

Jody Lan-Castle contributed to this article.

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