So if im ever in the Denver airport i can sit at the terminal and puff huge clouds of 100% VG. Im the guy that doesn't care what others think as long as its allowed and not against their "policy"
Travel and Vaping Vaping on an Air Plane.
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As of last April you could vape in their airport. I usually email or message (on Facebook) the airports
ahead of time and ask.
you've heard it in six pages,,,,,,,,
but please,,,,,,,,DON'T!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Unless, of course, you don't mind being caught, making an unscheduled landing, being kicked off the plane, and having to buy another ticket to get home (or to your destination) at your OWN expense,,,,,,,,
please,,,,,,,,,,,,,just trust me on this,,,,,I'm a travel agent.
you're better off scheduling a change of planes with enough time to hit a smoking section, if possible.
but please,,,,,,,,DON'T!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Unless, of course, you don't mind being caught, making an unscheduled landing, being kicked off the plane, and having to buy another ticket to get home (or to your destination) at your OWN expense,,,,,,,,
please,,,,,,,,,,,,,just trust me on this,,,,,I'm a travel agent.
you're better off scheduling a change of planes with enough time to hit a smoking section, if possible.
I understand where you are coming from, I just don't understand the logic behind it. I don't even know why I'm arguing the point, because I agree with you to a point. I ask for permission to vape in the homes of friends and family if I've never vaped there before, but at the same time, I'm not one to be easily offended and I hate this new mentality people have of "I just don't like it (for no logical reason) and I shouldn't have to look at it/hear it/be exposed to it in any way". I simply just don't understand why it would be considered rude to vape in front of anyone....
I feel like we as vapers, getting behind the notion that blowing what equates to water vapor in the air is somehow offensive to anyone, is just admitting defeat. The ONLY reason I can think of that anyone would get offended at my vaping habit, is because it looks like smoke... possibly because they don't like the smell, but that can easily be remedied by changing to a less offensive flavor or simply not blowing it in their direction (which I do believe is rude).
Thank you for your honest answer - as I said, I'm not trying to be difficult, I just hate that so many vapers (who are pretty well informed) consider it rude to vape.
My golden rule of vaping, if you have to ask yourself, you probably shouldn't. So don't, lol.
That's just me. I don't want any trouble.
That's just me. I don't want any trouble.
This reminds me of my Grandmother's saying: "If you have to lie to me to go, you shouldn't be going there in the first place."
Those words always stuck with me.
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I don't fly anymore, period. Not because they don't allow vaping, but because of the TSA and the way innocent citizens are treated/profiled without probable cause or suspicion of wrongdoing. That's a whole other argument, but personally I will laugh and celebrate the day that all these airlines file bankruptcy and cease operations. Same goes for the government alphabet agencies that have sprung up in the last ten years to "protect" us.
Yes. I ran a test with my smoke detector, and it did go off when I blew a heavy cloud right into it. There are two different systems for how smoke detectors work. One of those methods will set off due to vaping, one will not. I believe most smoke detectors use both methods of detection.
I don't know... I can go much longer without vaping than I ever could go without cigarettes.
Wow. Imagine what they would think if they saw someone carrying a Reo.
Lets see. Small box shaped device with a large button and a thing sticking out the top...
OP. Be safe and good luck with whatever you decide.
I fly frequently and use mine discreetly. I usually load it with unflavored liquid so the smell doesn't bother anyone. I vape at my seat...hold it in...and exhale slowly. It is NOT allowed on a plane...but many flight attendents have told me that unless the passenger is a complete ...... or its visibly bugging someone...they tend to look the other way.
Ha Ha... I recently flew to NY and wondered the same thing about my Reo. I decided to pack my Reo in my luggage and not in my carry-on. I did however carry-on my Provari and was never questioned about it. I think Provari style devices are generaly recognizable to the TSA as "vaping devices".
True story: Not long ago, my wife and I went to a sporting event.... An older lady behind my wife didn't know that she was with me. She leaned over and whispered in my wife's ear- "I think the man next to you has a detonator". You guessed it- A Reo topped with an A-7 atomizer.
" but many flight attendents have told me that unless the passenger is a complete ...... or its visibly bugging someone...they tend to look the other way."
While the TSA have bee trained to recognize vaping devices, the general population is behind the curve.
While the TSA have bee trained to recognize vaping devices, the general population is behind the curve.
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