Can I vape in the crapper of a Boeing 767?

[KODIAK (TM)]

Yeah, I know… it’s Airline policy. But will it set off that smoke alarm in there? Will Sky Marshals jump from overhead compartments and haul my furry ... to the cargo hold? I’m just askin’ in case I see someone go in there to vape so I can report the devious ....... to the proper authorities of course.

Hey. Vapes on a Plane! That just came to me. I'm real funny.

 

[WillyZee]

save yourself the trouble ... just book yourself in the cargo area and vape away

 

[Topacka]

Ghost it mang, no problems.

 

[Hypatia]

Probably...That's what nic gum/lozenges are for. Airplanes are one of the very few places I consider "no vape" zones. And if anyone knows me, I liberally exercise my (courteous, respectful, and barely noticeable) vaping privileges in many locations.

 

[jrs99]

From everything I've read the smoke alarms in the bathroom will detect the vapor visually with sensors.
I do know I've set my own house's smoke alarm off by blowing vapor into it.
Look into stealth vaping techniques. I vape pretty much anywhere, the setting only dictates whether I blow clouds or double inhale and blow out no vapor.
I have not been on a plane since I started vaping so I can't say from experience. Just be careful, getting caught on a plane would most definitely suck.

 

[Dac311]

Vapor will set off those alarms. They have particle detectors in them to detect smoke. At least that's what I've been told. If you do, I would just stealth vape. As small of a cloud as you could ever blow.

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[Rickb119]

You might want to put in for an extended leave of absence from you job first, just in case.

 

[Hulamoon]

Well yes it can - we actually had an ECF-er take one for the team on this and try it.

If you do vape on planes in the seating area, then just cover yourself with a blanket, make like you're going to sleep and blow it down your shirt - blowing down your shirt also works in the loo. But you dont get a lot of joy from it by the fear of being busted. Higher PG vs VG will also help make the vapor a little less.

 

[Bolivar]

Give it a whirl. If you get busted, tell 'em you ate your famous road kill moose chili last night. The side effect of that stuff will set off smoke detectors 2 counties away.

 

[Chawg]

Patches, man. Use patches. They did nothing to help me quit smoking, but they did take the edge off. I still have a few left that I use when traveling.

 

[Runningw235]

I seriously wouldn't. Respect the airline's policies, and don't make vaping look bad.

 

[Clownshoe]

Probably...That's what nic gum/lozenges are for. Airplanes are one of the very few places I consider "no vape" zones. And if anyone knows me, I liberally exercise my (courteous, respectful, and barely noticeable) vaping privileges in many locations.

Good call, i feel like it may be more trouble than it's worth. people get so sensitive when they're on an airplane.

 

[wonkeypickle]

I seriously wouldn't. Respect the airline's policies, and don't make vaping look bad.

please listen to this person

 

[Bosco]

You're not supposed to but I have . .once. It was pretty annoying, actually . .you're closed in that tiny space, bouncing around and having to extreme stealth vape . . plus I actually had to go to the bathroom as well.

I much prefer to vape when I change planes . .sometimes in the bathroom but usually just in some gate area that's not currently being used. I have stealth vaped in my seat as well during night flights where there was nobody sitting directly next to me. I fly the same route a lot so I pretty much know the routines and when the attendants aren't going to be looking, lol.

 

[HauntedMyst]

If you stop at Long John Silvers before your flight and down 2 dozen Hushpuppies, the entire cabin will be encouraging you to vape just to try and cover up the stench of your flatulence.

 

[jwag1973]

It's no joke getting busted smoking/vaping on a commercial aircraft. But hey...if you do, smoke real cigs so you don't make the rest of us look like
a$$holes!

 

[yzer]

I wouldn't if I could. Given that I vape unflavord juice I wouldn't like the taste or smell from vaping in a blue water can.

 

[molimelight]

Good call, i feel like it may be more trouble than it's worth. people get so sensitive when they're on an airplane.

Probably has something to do with being 30,000 feet in the air in a metal tube with little glide capability and if anything goes wrong it will be about 5 minutes of sheer terror before dying.

 

[Rickajho]

It would depend entirely on what kind of smoke detector is in there, and considering the age of the fleets in service - and their smoke detectors - I wouldn't try it. If it's the old type that relies on what is "sees" passing between a sensor - the type that can't differentiate between smoke and steam - you won't be doing any more vaping on that flight. Or maybe not any flying in the future at all. A few hours of Nic-O-Gum isn't the worst thing that could happen to you.

 

[Rickajho]

Good call, i feel like it may be more trouble than it's worth. people get so sensitive when they're on an airplane.

You wanna get a senior Flight Attendant, all the FA's working under him/her, and a couple pilots really ...... off? Set off a smoke detector and see how you get treated for the rest of the flight.