flying & vaping

[outwest]

As many know, U.S. govt has declared no vaping on flights, including ones that will land outside of the U.S. And, airlines have been changing their bathroom smoke detectors to ones that can see the vapor.

A possible workaround for international travel would be to change planes in a nearby country (such as Canada) but it still begs the question of which airlines (if any) allow vaping?

I know Aer Lingus and British Airways don't allow vaping, and Ryan Air only allows you to use the smokeless cig they sell. There are several airlines, though, that I can't find an answer regarding vaping (such as Wow Air & Norwegian Air). Does anyone know which international airlines, if any, do allow vaping?

 

[ej1024]

NONE


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[Johnnytraveler]

I stealth vape right in my seat.

 

[HondaDavidson]

Put it in your carry-on an leave it there.....

That's what the ADULT does....

Otherwise risk United Treatment... just saying.



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[UncleRJ]

Sorry, the patch or nicotine gum is your only safe option.

 

[outwest]

Sorry, the patch or nicotine gum is your only safe option.

I was afraid that was the answer. Hoped some of the intl carriers were more enlightened.

 

[Johnnytraveler]

I was afraid that was the answer. Hoped some of the intl carriers were more enlightened.

I'm based in Asia. I fly a lot out here. There's not a single carrier that allows Vaping. I've been on several airlines that ask you to remove your batteries from your mod prior to takeoff (stupid, I know).

Hence I stealth vape.