Vaping banned on airplanes - Memphis Business Journal

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There's a huge trouble with the news but I got the point. That's absolutely no good. Vaping is nowhere near dangerous compared to smoking. I mean, to a passive smoker.

 

They still won't want the aerosols, other chemicals, and probably nicotine vapor wafting through the plane, in addition to the smell which can be quite pungent to some. I think most people can survive a flight. Just take some nicotine gum if you are that desperate to make it through the flight.

 

I have full support on this. No matter what may be the source, traditional smoking or e-smoking it produces fumes and aerosols which will cause discomfort to the other passengers. Its wrong to banned in public places but atleast in closed spaces like planes and trains it should definitely be not allowed. It may not cause harm like passive smoking like one of the above poster said but it will surely cause discomfort to others.