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E-Cigarettes Now Banned On All U.S. Flights


Those little electronic puffers that allegedly confine the smoke and nicotine exposure to the willing lungs of smokers are no longer allowed in American airports nor aboard flights. The use, called vaping, must now be done in approved areas or outside.

The ban is also in effect in many other countries around the world. If you’re a traveling vaper who puffs the nicotine vapor, before you go, check out where you’re permitted to indulge in lung-filling vaping.

Air Lavatory Consideration, Courtesy & Cleanliness PDF Print E-mail


Unless it’s a quick hop, every air traveler must use the sky-high public toilet. When it becomes necessary, it seems everyone lines up there at once. It’s even worse when you go in and find the previous user made a mess.

The best solution for the senior traveler is to have a personal kit, including large sanitized wipes and toilet seat covers. There may be some when you enter, but on a crowded and long flight, the supply could be already used up.

Additionally, apply your wet wipes wherever you touch, including spigots, flush handle, sink, toilet seat and exit door slide. Too many recent incidents on cruise ship bathrooms indicate outbreaks of illnesses are caused by flu germs, E. coli and fecal bacteria, with unwashed hands among the prime carriers.

 
 
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