Authorizes retail liquor licenses for airline lounges within New York airports.
This bill amends the alcoholic beverage control law to allow retail liquor licenses for on-premises consumption at airline lounges within New York airports. The lounges must be owned, leased, or operated by a U.S. certified airline. The licenses permit the sale of alcoholic beverages to persons with lounge access privileges and their guests. The bill also includes provisions for the availability of food for sale or consumption on the premises.
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