Travel and Vaping Air Travel and Airport Security
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The Cree are largest aboriginal group in Canada and extend from the province of Quebec to the Rockies. Quebec Cree, James Bay Cree, Woodlands Cree, Plains Cree all across Canada. I think that is about it. There's a lot of Cree that would love to have a reservation in Florida LOL.
Do you all know how to double inhale? You basically take a normal drag, and then instead of exhaling, you hold it and take in another deep breath (of air this time). When you exhale, almost no vapor will come out, unless you're using some juice with ridiculous vapor production. I don't make a habit of it, but it could come in handy if one were forced to stealth vape in their seat.
Maybe it's time for a mod made to resemble an asthma inhaler. Sold at the gift shop for $79.95 or online for $5.00.
You can ask your Dr for a nicotine inhaler perscriotion
That's actually a great idea for traveling. If you have insurance it might be covered too.
Thanks, I'll have to do some family tree research. See how we ended up down here.
There you go. Wish I had a California doctor. Maybe I could get something for my nerves mixed in with it. A little ... with my NIC.
I didn't read the whole thread but, I thought I'd relate my experience. I've never had a problem vaping openly in airports. I have done it in Charlotte, Detroit, Atlanta, Denver and Las Vegas.
As for carrying on, I put my carry on juice in a quart zip lock bag just like any other liquid. I carry on all my Li-Ion batteries. I'm a little leery of carrying on one of my more expensive mods. It probably wouldn't be a problem but, I'd hate to lose a nice one to a stupid overzealous TSA employee. So, I carry on egos and ego chargers. Anything else I take goes in checked luggage. I have been questioned about it exactly once. The lady at the x-ray machine held it up and asked what is this? I told her it was an e-cigarette. She nodded and put it back in the bin.
On the plane, it's not allowed but, in my experience, no one really cares if you're discrete. I've snuck hits on every plane I've been on. Just hold it in for a bit and there won't be any vapor. I even did it when I had a pilot deadheading next to me. If you do this and have a problem, it's still on you. I'm just telling you my experience.
As for carrying on, I put my carry on juice in a quart zip lock bag just like any other liquid. I carry on all my Li-Ion batteries. I'm a little leery of carrying on one of my more expensive mods. It probably wouldn't be a problem but, I'd hate to lose a nice one to a stupid overzealous TSA employee. So, I carry on egos and ego chargers. Anything else I take goes in checked luggage. I have been questioned about it exactly once. The lady at the x-ray machine held it up and asked what is this? I told her it was an e-cigarette. She nodded and put it back in the bin.
On the plane, it's not allowed but, in my experience, no one really cares if you're discrete. I've snuck hits on every plane I've been on. Just hold it in for a bit and there won't be any vapor. I even did it when I had a pilot deadheading next to me. If you do this and have a problem, it's still on you. I'm just telling you my experience.
Order a cup of hot coffee or soda with ice... pretending to sip, exhale onto the top of liquid.
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Thank you for this explanation. When I lived in Wyoming I first learned of this quarry from a friend. You are blessed to have a spiritual leader/medicine man for guidance.
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I vape in airports and on planes everytime - in stealth mode of course, no point inviting trouble.
I vape openly in shopping malls and pretty much everywhere else. The only exception I make is not to vape in schools or hospitals.
No real trouble so far. None with security anyway - and I'm typically carrying a lava tube plus a USB 5v passthru... along with between 4 and 6 18650's loose plus 2 more battery boxes each one containing 4 more 18650's. I only take a 30ml bottle of juice in carry-on - the real juice supply is checked-in.
I vape openly in shopping malls and pretty much everywhere else. The only exception I make is not to vape in schools or hospitals.
No real trouble so far. None with security anyway - and I'm typically carrying a lava tube plus a USB 5v passthru... along with between 4 and 6 18650's loose plus 2 more battery boxes each one containing 4 more 18650's. I only take a 30ml bottle of juice in carry-on - the real juice supply is checked-in.
For travel inside of Canada my experience is that I took my E-cig on the plane no trouble (I did not openly vape I stealth vaped as I do not know the legality of vaping on a plane. Likely it is not permitted)
I'm a flight attendant and I've had a flight where spray deodorant set off the smoke detector in the lav.
Of course the other issue that we're dealing with here is that spray deodorant has heavy molecules in it similar to smoke, and that would likely be what sets off the alarm. I don't know much about the ins and outs of smoke alarms, but it wouldn't make much sense to put one in a bathroom that is sensitive to vapor, considering that there is a hot-water tap in there.
The water temp on aircraft is limited so it can't burn people so it's never hot enough to steam up.
On my first domestic business trip since I started vaping, 2 weeks ago. well here I am in the new Winnipeg airport waiting for my flight back to Toronto. I was early at the airport had a coffee outside the security vapid there without an issue. When I came through security had a conversation with the security personnel who were supportive and asked how it worked so I demonstrated. They were completely comfortable with it (We Canadians we're so polite...LOL). At the gate I've been vaping without issue at all. Have not nor will I push the issue on board the aircraft.
Piece of cake when I left Minneapolis. Put my cartos in my ziplock with a 5ml bottle and my kgo in the bin with phones and wallet. They took a quick look but must have recognized it since they didn't ask.
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