Vaping on a airplane?

[LudaCura]

Why not just avoid the whole public vaping question and take a break in the john? I agree with some previous posters, vaping around people with no previous knowledge of them makes more regulation more likely. People fear what they don't understand, especially when they're in close quarters with it.

 

[mini_art]

Its great that Southwest is aware and allowing it. The more airlines and people become familiar with it the more it will become mainstream and accepted.

 

[SPBoss]

I was going to say, check with the FAA and TSA as well as whatever airline you're flying, but it looks like RIAFlight25 pretty much gave the best answers to this question.

 

[CES]

I vaped on Southwest with no problem. I did ask first and they said "Yes, we are vape friendly."

That's great! when I flew Southwest last December, the in flight magazine said no to use of e-cigs. Maybe they've updated since then.

 

[mmcall12]

Thanks, I will be going to Cal in a few months to visit a old friend hope they will allow it on the flight.

 

[Tenebrae]

Also, electronic cigarettes were specifically listed as prohibited in the Delta magazine, which I found interesting.

Thanks for the tip. No more flying Delta for me

I vaped on United both to and from Vegas last month. Headed out to Michigan from SFO tonight and will post again if I get hassled.

PG kills germs from the little petri dishes that don't know how to cover their mouths when they cough. I don't let out plumes but I don't feel bad in the least vaping on the plane.