It’s no secret free alcoholic beverages are one of the perks of flying select international airlines, but on some flights this complimentary treat is limited to the beer and wine menu. American Airlines plans to expand their international beverage service to also include spirits, meaning cocktails at 35,000 feet just became a benefit to flying American.

AA flights traveling to and from Japan, Sydney and Auckland will serve free spirits to all passengers, a service that may help ease the stress and anxiety surrounding the long journey across the Pacific Ocean. On all other international flights to Europe, Asia and certain destinations in Central and South America, American will continue to serve complimentary beer, wine and meals.

With this new service, American joins the ranks of other domestic carriers like Delta, which offers passengers free wine, beer and spirits on all international and some domestic flights. United Airlines serves free wine and beer on long-haul international flights, but passengers must purchase liquor.