E-Cigarettes and air travel

Lifeforms

I flew from a Danish airport a few years back and they had smoking booths right in the middle of the food area after security. It vaccumed up the smoke ok, but I always felt odd smoking in them down to the fact it was very unnatural to me to do it (in middle of a food court!)

dickydonkin

adouglasmhor wrote: »

I think some of them look like applicator tampons rather than cigarettes and I know I am not the only one.

Does that imply they should be restricted to be used for limited periods?

Hobsons_Choice

dickydonkin wrote: »

Does that imply they should be restricted to be used for limited periods?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

thegirlintheattic

Considering all the problems on the M4 last week I would think it's best to avoid using them somewhere where security is on alert, especially if you are going to be 'stealthy'.

interstellaflyer

thegirlintheattic wrote: »

Considering all the problems on the M4 last week I would think it's best to avoid using them somewhere where security is on alert, especially if you are going to be 'stealthy'.

The problems on the M6 Toll last week were caused by some-one trying to hide what they were doing and then a massive over reaction by the police, I mean closing a busy motorway for 6 hours to establish that the offending item was an E-Cig surely anyone with half a brain cell could have worked that out in 30 seconds. Had he been puffing on his E-Cig in veiw of everybody there would not have been an issue, apart from possibly being asked to stop.