Which passenger cannot be served alcohol?

Which passenger cannot be served alcohol?

• A. A passenger with a valid ticket
• B. A minor
• C. A passenger seated in the rear
• D. A passenger with a seat belt sign

Answer: (B)

Age restrictions on alcohol service are being tested. Alcohol cannot be served to someone who is below the legal drinking age, which airlines are required to enforce through their policies and, in many places, by law. A passenger who is a minor may not purchase or consume alcohol, regardless of whether they have a valid ticket or where they are seated. The fact that a passenger has a valid ticket or is seated in the rear does not change this rule. The seat belt sign relates to safety during certain moments of flight and does not establish eligibility to drink for any passenger. In short, the key factor is age: a minor cannot be served alcohol.

Age restrictions on alcohol service are being tested. Alcohol cannot be served to someone who is below the legal drinking age, which airlines are required to enforce through their policies and, in many places, by law. A passenger who is a minor may not purchase or consume alcohol, regardless of whether they have a valid ticket or where they are seated. The fact that a passenger has a valid ticket or is seated in the rear does not change this rule. The seat belt sign relates to safety during certain moments of flight and does not establish eligibility to drink for any passenger. In short, the key factor is age: a minor cannot be served alcohol.