Electronic cigarettes on flights
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at 13:53 by Graemeo1.
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SimonS1ParticipantAlready done LP. I don’t know anyone who has tried it though….
4 Jul 2014
at 06:43
LuganoPirateParticipantThanks Simon. That’s on my shopping list and I’ll let you know how it is. Won’t beat a good Cohiba though!
4 Jul 2014
at 07:39
brysonliamParticipantYeah there are also all kinds of vaporizers and e liquids as well as seen here:
http://www.klks.com/vape-pens-ego-vaporizers-for-e-liquids-waxes-herbs/
Then of course there’s over a 1,000 brands of regular e cigarettes, stuff like the following:
7 Sep 2014
at 22:09
LuganoPirateParticipantAs this thread has been resurrected, how are you getting on Alexpo? Did you manage to quit or have you started with cigars?
8 Sep 2014
at 06:11
LuganoPirateParticipantI forgot to let you know about the electronic cigar Simon. I decided in the end I was not ever so desperate for a smoke that I had to buy one of them. For me it was the pleasure of a long flight, some cheese and a good glass of port while contemplatively smoking a good cigar on a long journey, not the need for a smoke.
Thanks for the link anyway.
8 Sep 2014
at 08:18
NameRemoved-18/12/14ParticipantI have failed miserably LP and canucklad!
On a flight to New York this summer there was no reference made to e-cigs during the safety briefing, so I discreetly used mine throughout the flight. But mint chocolate flavour is not for me.
We have all heard of 100 % non-smoking hotels. Well, I can confirm there is a 100 % non-smoking block of private apartments in Manhattan. I don’t know if this is common in that part of the world, but I was gobsmacked. I had never heard of such a thing!
Long story…but neighbour was not pleased. ‘I’m not mad’ – you could have fooled me after you complained to reception!!
I think I will be wearing a patch to Jakarta next week!
8 Sep 2014
at 09:55
MrMichaelParticipantAlexpo, I too am on the ecigs. I do not much like advertising on here, but google innokin. itaste. I use it on Iberia, it looks like a phone with an old type ariel on it…think the old Motorola of around 1999 vintage, never been challenged, looks like I am chewing the ariel and then I just exhale slowly and discreetly. The worse that can happen is they will ask you not to use it. Just start talking in to it!!!!
8 Sep 2014
at 17:43
georgejonesParticipantI flew with emirates this summer of 2014 and had no problem using my electronic cigarette. A stewardess actually asked where she could get one from…
So no problems there. I sent here her to http://www.realsmokefree.co.uk/free-electronic-cigarette
12 Oct 2014
at 22:02
nmh1204ParticipantI’m pretty sure that the terms of use do not allow members to advertise on the forum
and Emirates do not allow the use of e-cigarettes onboad – http://www.emirates.com/english/help/faq/595213/can-i-use-e-cigarettes-on-board-an-emirates-flight12 Oct 2014
at 22:30
constanttravellerParticipantMost airlines dont allow electronic cigarettes.
Here is a good article on the TSA guidelines
https://electriccigarettereviewer.com/tips-tsa-guidelines-air-travelling-e-cigs-nicotine-e-liquid/5 Nov 2014
at 18:16
jsn55ParticipantIt’s easy to enjoy an e-cigarette on an airplane. The real question is not if “airlines allow it” but WHY do the airlines think they should not allow it. Just another example of control over something that hurts nobody and is very comforting to certain travellers. The more we allow this kind of brainless behaviour, the more control will be asserted needlessly. “There’s no reason for it, it’s just our policy” is not a good way to be controlled.
13 Nov 2014
at 03:20
SimonS1ParticipantWhy? Is that a serious question?
All the time ecigarettes are linked to i) multiple fires and ii) health issues there isn’t a hope in hell that airlines will allow it, I’m pleased to say.
13 Nov 2014
at 05:14
TimFitzgeraldTCParticipantThey certainly shouldn’t be allowed. My brother is a big user and seems to think they are odorless. Sadly you can smell them a mile off and the thought of getting on a plane and seeing people using them horrifies me. I don’t know if smokers have a weaker sense of smell – or they become oblivious to it but I would not fly any airline that allowed E-Cigs.
13 Nov 2014
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