they had taps not canscans of coke from a lounge don't cost quite that much. I have not taken coke from lounge to aircraft, but I did once take a can of mineral water when I was flying in Y and expected it might come in handy to ensure I remained hydrated,
mmm i had another flight which meant immigration and security again, they swabbed me so.... maybe i'll pass this time
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Unless you're planning to drink it on your flight... which I hope you arent, safer to put it in checked but there should be no issue, except weight.
Just open the cans over a metal colander, or a plastic one, or over a cup larger than the can.
Clearly you are not familiar with Australian domestic travel. So to ensure accurate information is shared here, Sydney to Brisbane is a domestic flight where liquid limits do not apply. No problem at all carrying any amount of liquid through security at a domestic terminal in Australia. The airline may have an issue if you are carrying more than the nominated weight onto the aircraft, but security screening does not enforce carry on weight limits (that is for the airline to enforce at the boarding gate). So carrying a 6-pack of cans of energy drinks will not be an issue as far as security screening is concerned.
I think I know some teenagers who do it regularly!
No one has drunk an energy drink while conscious, at least not without particularly threatening coercion …
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