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1. smokefreeroom
   Member

   Hey everyone. I've got a wonderful candidate that owns a travel agency. She is thinking of giving her agency an edge by offering our inLife amazing electronic cigarette to customers purchasing tickets. Her question is, will the be allowed if the person does purchase one.

   That’s a good question. My experience is there is not policy that allows/or disallows these devices to be used in any public place. Because they are not cigarettes, they can technically use them anywhere. But, having said that, “approval” is sometimes on a case-by-case basis and sometimes based on an airline hostess or crewmember personal feelings and “authority”.

   For the most part, I’ve not experienced any crew member or terminal authority restricting the use of these in public. I think they are starting to become better known and more readily accepted. I know Ryan Air in the UK is actually selling them on their flights. http://www.eturbonews.com/12000/ryanair-brings-back-smokingsort

   I personally believe that these will be adopted in the next few years by US airlines, who are always looking for “creative” ways to increase their revenues.

   So, is there anyone out there that has first hand experiences using them on flights, airport terminals, or cruise ships.

   Thanks,

   Steve Olson
   Regional Director
   Florida

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   Posted 2 years ago #

2. Randy
   Member

   Hello Steve, In December my wife and I had the opportunity to travel on the Oasis of the Seas, This ship does have smoking areas but all of the cabins are non smoking. When we frequented the bars or areas where other people were smoking I would use my e-smoke. It sure drew a lot of attention. I gave out a lot of cards. Although our cabin was designated non smoking we did use the e-smokes in the room as there was no danger of setting off any alarms and even when they came to clean the room they could not tell as there was no smell, so smoke, no ashes and no chance of burning anything, I even left it laying out on the dressing table.
   Randy

   Posted 2 years ago #

3. ryan g
   Member

   Hey guys,

   I was on four different planes last Thursday and had NO problems using my e cig. I simply explained what it was to a few folks siting around me, and had no objections. In fact they all seemed to embrace the idea.

   Ryan

   Posted 2 years ago #

4. VeronicaK
   Member

   Hi Steve!

   I smoke every time I travel and have no issues whatsoever. I get through security without issues, I smoke in the airport without issues AND on the plane! I highly recommend that people are not blatent about it....blowing big clouds of smoke on the plane because they could ask you not to do it. However, I have not had any issues at all! I also recommend that if someone does approach themor say anything that they be VERY courteous and open the discussion to explain the device and take it part ....SHARE what it is and how it works! It's a great opportunity to spark interest!!

   Have an amazing day!!

   Veronica

   ps: Great Job as always on the training today!! It's a pleasure to work with you and become friends. :)

   Posted 2 years ago #

5. whyinlife
   Member

   Steve. Agree with the above. Indeed BMI Baby now sell smokeless cigarettes in the UK as well as RyanAir. NB: The RyanAir "Smokeless" cost GBP 5.00 for 10.

   Charlie.

   Posted 2 years ago #

6. joanvicki
   Member

   we smoked our cigarette in the philadelphia, pa & houston, tx airports & planes roundtrip - we even passed out our business cards to all the passengers pretending to go the restroom..... we have small ropes/chains to wear them around our neck & we went right thru the security machines & nothing happened..... vicki & joan

   Posted 2 years ago #

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