When asked to not use a device of any sort on an airplane, it's generally a good idea to comply ..
Passenger detained after disturbance on Continental flight headed to Houston | KMOV.com St. Louis
Whole story. It wasn't him using the Ecig that got him kicked, it was what he did after being asked to stop. Heard from someone up in the Portland area that passengers were nervous even before the plane took off because of his muttering and spluttering at nothing while staring off into space.
And possibly that his actions were viewed to be threatening with his chanting that 'Allah is great'.
A fine nominee for the "Darwin Award" IMO
And possibly that his actions were viewed to be threatening with his chanting that 'Allah is great'.
Just quoting the views of the passengers on board.
Whether something is outlawed or not shouldn't be based on anecdotes. That's really the bottom line. It is so obnoxious that we have to make everyone who uses an ecig become a model citizen just to protect ecigs. This is why law needs to be based on reason and logic.
If I get drunk and do something stupid like crash my car through a drivethru with the airbag deployed or whatever, it's my fault... not the car company, not the alcohol company, not the fast food place... MY fault. Oh my, did you notice the guy who beat his girlfriend to death smoked ECigs????!!???? ecigs must be evil!!
This rationalizing is ridiculous.
I don't disagree, however, if the PV was what initiated the incident originally, then it's certainly fair game