got left in the dust, is something most of us can't even fathom: smoking on airplanes. Even dedicated smokers will admit that sitting in the smell of stale smoke for hours at a time with no way to ...

No smoking in the airplane at an altitude of less than 1,000 feet. B. No smoking during fuel transfer. C. Never carry a lighted cigarette through bomb bays. D. Never attempt to throw a lighted ...

While it's hard for people under the age of 40 or so to believe that smoking was once freely allowed in such places, it's ...

Smoking was also common on commercial flights, but if you get on an airplane today, nobody is allowed to smoke. Smoking was banned on all U.S. flights in the year 2000, including any flight ...

Never smoke on a plane!!! But, up until the ’90s half ... Under the airworthiness standard regulations, planes must have “No Smoking” signs that a member of the flight crew can turn on ...

why are there still “No Smoking” signs above each row and ashtrays in airplane bathrooms? It’s more hassle than it’s worth to remove the signs from decades-old airplanes, explains Bob van ...