Anyone know

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     Looking for advice re, vaping onboard a plane

                                     Thomson in particular.


                                      Thanks.

[lenny59]

mix you own 100% PG so there is very little vapour.....don't flavour it so No smell..... and make the Nic content a little higher........

Also inhale and hold it in

That's what I'm going to do

[markm]

It is, like anywhere else, up to the owner, Ask them what their policy is.

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May 23, 2013 23:21:54 GMT lenny59 said:

mix you own 100% PG so there is very little vapour.....don't flavour it so No smell..... and make the Nic content a little higher........

Also inhale and hold it in

That's what I'm going to do

      Thanks for the tip, Lenny

[Jen]

Stealth vape all the way! Haven't taken mine on a plane yet, but it's really good in cinemas

[Karma]

I used an SDK, very stealthily, on a Thomson flight last year

[womble]

I want everyone just to remember the paranoia around atm and what happened on the M6 last year. I think better not to vape (unless it's allowed, obviously), but it's personal choice

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May 24, 2013 18:01:22 GMT womble said:

I want everyone just to remember the paranoia around atm and what happened on the M6 last year. I think better not to vape (unless it's allowed, obviously), but it's personal choice

             While I can understand where you are coming from, Womble, my mojo for

             living on the edge takes me to joyful places.

[DiscoDes]

I use a 100% PG juice, pop to the loo, make myself comfortable and blow any exhaled vapour down and I've never had a problem. I have vaped in my seat on long international flights at night when the lights are out blowing the vapour under my blanket.

I personally think womble has a point about blowing out clouds of vapour when sat in your seat on a day flight.

You don't want to get yourself thrown off a flight, it could be a long walk home!

[dragon]

May 25, 2013 9:55:27 GMT DiscoDes said:

I use a 100% PG juice, pop to the loo, make myself comfortable and blow any exhaled vapour down and I've never had a problem. I have vaped in my seat on long international flights at night when the lights are out blowing the vapour under my blanket.

I personally think womble has a point about blowing out clouds of vapour when sat in your seat on a day flight.

You don't want to get yourself thrown off a flight, it could be a long walk home!

If I got thrown off a flight, I think walking would be the least of my worries  Perhaps parachutes should be an advised part of your vaping gear

[womble]

Being thrown off the flight will be the least of your problems (on the ground anyway ) Being thrown to the floor by an armed guard who then sits on you, would probably upset your holiday.

[Mev]

Being thrown to the ground by the guard isn't my worst fear, it's the snap of the rubber gloves behind you that worries me..

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May 24, 2013 16:38:29 GMT Karma said:

I used an SDK, very stealthily, on a Thomson flight last year

          Karma thank you for this post.  I believe I have two, unused, SDK's...somewhere.

          I reckon they will be very useful, on my flights.       

[Karma]

May 25, 2013 15:39:50 GMT joy said:

May 24, 2013 16:38:29 GMT Karma said:

I used an SDK, very stealthily, on a Thomson flight last year

          Karma thank you for this post.  I believe I have two, unused, SDK's...somewhere.

          I reckon they will be very useful, on my flights.       

I'm sure they will be useful indeed!

I was sitting in the middle seat between my hubby and son who are both quite large.  I held the vapor in for ages then pretended to be picking something up from the floor when I exhaled, lol

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joy I had a lickle Google and.... www.thomson.co.uk/editorial/faqs/flights/in-flight-food-and-entertainment.html Bottom of first section "Electronic cigarettes are not permitted to be used on the aircraft." So it's not worth asking, but learn to stealth vape or use the loo a lot.