Duty free question
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Duty free question
Hi I will be flying ELAL from EWR in 10 days . A relative of mine asked me to get them Irish cream Baileys from duty free . Does anyone know if elal duty free carries it on the plane because I wanted to use some points before they expire in a few weeks ? I checked on there website and does not show but was just wondering if just not shown on the web . Thanks in advance .
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You used to be able to order things in advance to have ready on the plane for you. I remember a while back they had a really great deal on champagne and I had them stock a couple bottles on my flight for me to buy. Sorry I don't have more information for you, hopefully someone will have something more current.
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You can still buy online, though Bailey's isn't listed online. You can try emailing [email protected] to see about preordering and paying with Matmid points.
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You can still buy online, though Bailey's isn't listed online. You can try emailing [email protected] to see about preordering and paying with Matmid points.
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Just for your info , they changed there email to [email protected]. I'm just waiting for them now to respond back
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Just for your info , they changed there email to [email protected]. I'm just waiting for them now to respond back
Hey,
I'll check as well, to make things faster

Will reply soon.
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Just for your info , they changed there email to [email protected]. I'm just waiting for them now to respond back
I checked, unfortunately the item is not for sale on our Fly & Buy duty free..
Sorry

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Hi I will be flying ELAL from EWR in 10 days . A relative of mine asked me to get them Irish cream Baileys from duty free . Does anyone know if elal duty free carries it on the plane because I wanted to use some points before they expire in a few weeks ? I checked on there website and does not show but was just wondering if just not shown on the web . Thanks in advance .
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I am curious as to why El Al in JFK and EWR doesn't allow passengers to purchase any duty-free times less than 1.5 hours before departure time?
AFAIK this is only the case in JFK and EWR (does not apply in TLV or LHR or BRU or ZRH).
The vendors at JFK and EWR keep telling me its El Al's rule.
Why?
AFAIK this is only the case in JFK and EWR (does not apply in TLV or LHR or BRU or ZRH).
The vendors at JFK and EWR keep telling me its El Al's rule.
Why?
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I am curious as to why El Al in JFK and EWR doesn't allow passengers to purchase any duty-free times less than 1.5 hours before departure time?
AFAIK this is only the case in JFK and EWR (does not apply in TLV or LHR or BRU or ZRH).
The vendors at JFK and EWR keep telling me its El Al's rule.
Why?
AFAIK this is only the case in JFK and EWR (does not apply in TLV or LHR or BRU or ZRH).
The vendors at JFK and EWR keep telling me its El Al's rule.
Why?
The reason is that Duty Free items are brought to the gate by the Duty Free personal, there it is given to the passengers for security clearance with accordance to the voucher they received during the check-out process.
The 90 minutes is a predetermined time-frame that ought to be enough for the process to be completed and should not cause any unwanted delays to our flights.
Hope this answer helps to clarify things. If you have additional questions, let me know.
Liat.
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Hi
The reason is that Duty Free items are brought to the gate by the Duty Free personal, there it is given to the passengers for security clearance with accordance to the voucher they received during the check-out process.
The 90 minutes is a predetermined time-frame that ought to be enough for the process to be completed and should not cause any unwanted delays to our flights.
Hope this answer helps to clarify things. If you have additional questions, let me know.
Liat.
The reason is that Duty Free items are brought to the gate by the Duty Free personal, there it is given to the passengers for security clearance with accordance to the voucher they received during the check-out process.
The 90 minutes is a predetermined time-frame that ought to be enough for the process to be completed and should not cause any unwanted delays to our flights.
Hope this answer helps to clarify things. If you have additional questions, let me know.
Liat.
Maybe those days are gone, but it was very convenient.
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Hi
The reason is that Duty Free items are brought to the gate by the Duty Free personal, there it is given to the passengers for security clearance with accordance to the voucher they received during the check-out process.
The 90 minutes is a predetermined time-frame that ought to be enough for the process to be completed and should not cause any unwanted delays to our flights.
Hope this answer helps to clarify things. If you have additional questions, let me know.
Liat.
The reason is that Duty Free items are brought to the gate by the Duty Free personal, there it is given to the passengers for security clearance with accordance to the voucher they received during the check-out process.
The 90 minutes is a predetermined time-frame that ought to be enough for the process to be completed and should not cause any unwanted delays to our flights.
Hope this answer helps to clarify things. If you have additional questions, let me know.
Liat.

