haave you vaped on a plane recently?

[eCigWizard]

British Airways and Virgin Atlantic announce at the start of flights that "electronic cigarettes" are not allowed I've flown with both over the past few months and heard that announcement on both.

[eCigWizard]

Oh also I personally wouldn't risk it, even with stealth vaping. If you get a narky staff member they can ground the plane at the nearest airport, have you arrested and charge you a lot of money for re-flighting the plane etc.

[deesigner]

Apr 5, 2011 9:44:54 GMT eCigWizard said:

Oh also I personally wouldn't risk it, even with stealth vaping. If you get a narky staff member they can ground the plane at the nearest airport, have you arrested and charge you a lot of money for re-flighting the plane etc.

Best to just do it in the loo then

[deesigner]

According to this EasyJet are actually selling them on their flights

www.squidoo.com/electronic_cigarettes_2u

[deesigner]

Jason this article mentions a few airlines that have banned the use of ecigs on their flights www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/us-plans-to-ban-ecigarettes-on-planes-2218527.html

[ragjoy]

Apr 6, 2011 19:09:51 GMT deesigner said:

Jason this article mentions a few airlines that have banned the use of ecigs on their flights www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/us-plans-to-ban-ecigarettes-on-planes-2218527.html

the article states easyjet allow it but they dont.
i emailed them last year and was told no, they do sell some non vapor nico product though which the wife bought, i didnt bother though.
raggy......