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I am travelling to India by British Airways. Am I allowed to carry liquor bottles from US? If so, How many bottles of liquor can I carry? Can I take with me in hand baggage or in the check-in baggage?
Dear Josephravi,
Adults may bring in not more than one liter of alcoholic beverages - beer, wine, liquor - for personal use.
You'll need to place it on the checked baggage, since the amount of any liquids on the carry-on can not exceed 100 ml.
Best Regards,
R. Gomes
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