Re-Visiting E-Cigarettes

[thairet]

I am only familiar with SKY e-cigs. They actually produce vapour which looks like "smoke", but contains no carciinogenics.

Has anyone attempted (or know the rules and regs) using these during a flight?

The distributor in UK of this Canadian product claims they are accepable on flights.

Thairet

[tolsti]

My link

So, not permitted on US Flights.

Not permitted on BA aither.

It will depend on the individual airline but I feel that many will opt for saying no.

[tolsti]

US bans e-cig on flights

So, not permitted on US Flights.

Not permitted on BA either.

It will depend on the individual airline but I feel that many will opt for saying no.

[soundman]

Not really Bkk related.

Moved to airport forum.

[Pacificperson]

Use nicotine gum or lozenges. They work wonders on long haul flights.

[ericthai]

Nico-gel works best. I import into the USA right now, thinking about importing into Thailand, maybe I should get in with the airlines.

[Ciaphas]

I have been using e cigarettes for a while and have never bothered to try on a plane because I feel it would be unfair on the other passengers. The two distributors I buy my e cigarettes from also state that even tough vaping on planes is not strictly illegal they do not recommend doing it.

[Ciaphas]

Nico-gel works best. I import into the USA right now, thinking about importing into Thailand, maybe I should get in with the airlines.

Some airlines already sell the gels in flight.

[HKBKK]

You don't have to ask anybody, just smoke it in the toilet...