FLYBE

[sydsut]

Dec 13, 2016 19:23:49 GMT Postmodern Smoking said:

Looks like the airport has a no ecig refill policy (asides from any Flybe restrictions)

E-Cigarettes

An e-cigarette or vaping device may be taken through the Security Search Area but their use is not permitted in the airport terminal.
Spare refills may not be carried in hand (cabin) baggage or in hold (checked-in) baggage.

(Source: www.exeter-airport.co.uk/passenger-information/)

This begs the question why?. Who or what is it likely to harm. It isn't explosive as in aerosols, it doesn't spark as in lighters and it us unlikely to leak over other peoples belongings, so what the f**k gives the bastards the right to take their customers goods.?

[taz96]

charliehorse No, but what from I remember there was only Flybe flights departing at that particular time. Not sure how many other airlines use that airport tbh...it's the end of the universe...lol

I have to go there for work, sadly.

[DaveJ]

Dec 13, 2016 20:02:41 GMT taz96 said:

I have to go there for work, sadly.

Since:
* No refill bottles allowed
* Filled atties are allowed,

I assume, next time, you'll be taking a full compliment of, oh, about 30 filled atties in ya carry-on?


Damned muppets making rules again.

[charliehorse]

Dec 13, 2016 20:02:41 GMT taz96 said:

charliehorse No, but what from I remember there was only Flybe flights departing at that particular time. Not sure how many other airlines use that airport tbh...it's the end of the universe...lol

I have to go there for work, sadly.

Well, I suppose now that you know about it you can get round the problem by either disguising it in a washed out travel shampoo bottle or something or as DaveJ says, take a massive amount of filled up atties