Bringing food/beverage on flight??

[WDW2002]

If I was to purchase Starbucks Coffee on my layover (at the airport) will I be able to bring it on my flight??

 

[jennymouse]

I brought milk & muffins for my DGD last year to eat on the plane. I think for a while security was concerned about someone slipping a knife or whatever in coffee cups, but the last I heard they're back to letting people on with thier drinks.

 

[peg2001]

Since you will already be through security during your layover, you should have no problems bringing any food or drink onto the airplane.

Peggy

 

[Lewisc]

All items have to be stowed during takeoffs and landings. Food and drinks aren't a problem but an opened cup of coffee might be a problem. Worse case you may have to finish the coffee befoe takeoff.

 

[Muffy]

We always bring food on our flights and have never had a problem.

 

[Luv2Roam]

You never know with flights any more. We always take airport food and drink in sealed containers on the planes. Have never had a problem, even DH when he just held the styrofoam dinner container on his lap.
From Houston to MCO, DH had a rib dinner! And don't think those around him didn't envy him!
I don't know why more passengers don't take their own food. I had one lady that did everything from hint to almost drool over my food.

 

[jennymouse]

Sorry to interrupt, Luv2Roam, I just sent you a PM. Okay, back to regular programming....

 

[laf0165]

I saw someone bring their coffee in a leak proof travel mug/thermos. The airline didn't object.

 

[WDW2002]

That settles it then, I will be getting my Starbucks (Frappacino) on our layover. I will need it to help me wake up since I will have been up for about 24 hour by then.

I didn't figure there would be a problem, since I wasn't brining in from "the outside."