No, you did not. Because this image is AI generated bullshit.

Yeah, it's to prevent people from getting shithoused and unruly on a commercial flight. It's just a legal framework for them to be able to cut you off if you're getting sloppy.

>14 CFR 135.121(a) >No person may drink any alcoholic beverage aboard an aircraft unless the certificate holder operating the aircraft has served that beverage.

Just so you're aware, you can bring mini-bottles onto an airplane, but you're not allowed to drink them.

I've done inspections and repairs inside fuel tanks that had a nitrogen generating system; We wear a gas detector that constantly monitors stuff like 02 levels, vapor concentrations, ionizing radiation etc. We dont even enter before taking a reading. If 02 gets below 18.5% or above 22% it will start flashing and sounding a (quite loud) alarm. This is worn in addition to all kinds of rules about tank entry: Gotta have a spotter make contact with you every 5 min, gotta have forced air ventilation or SCBA, gotta notify security of the entry operation so they can direct the rescue personnel if something goes wrong, etc.

It's fun work, imo. But yeah, it is actually quite dangerous.

The caption says that he feared "that by tomorrow people would be buying up all the available water."

So, he didn't even need it. He just wanted it incase other people panicked like he did.

These fucking people...