Smoking makes a comeback!
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I heard from a usually reliable source that the A380 has ashtrays installed in the seat armrests. Can anyone advise whether this is true? I haven't had the pleasure of travelling on the Whale myself. I do hope it's true - so that Air France can raise two fingers to the health freaks when they bring their 380s into service.
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Do AF still permit smoking onboard their flights?
I'm sure that aircraft must be fitted with ashtrays, for those passengers who break the rules and smoke onboard. Something to do with having somewhere safe the put the cigarette butt or is that totally worng?
I'm sure that aircraft must be fitted with ashtrays, for those passengers who break the rules and smoke onboard. Something to do with having somewhere safe the put the cigarette butt or is that totally worng?
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You'd be surprised how many airlines still permit smoking. I don't believe AF is one of them, however. I smoke, but non-smoking flights don't bother me, never have, even on long-haul.
I got an AF codeshare a couple of years ago and that WAS smoking. I had one, just for the novelty value.
I got an AF codeshare a couple of years ago and that WAS smoking. I had one, just for the novelty value.
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I think it has something to do with a FAA ( USA ) requirement that the aircraft is fitted with ashtrays, they talked about this weird equipment a couple weeks ago and they gave this reason...
As for AF all fights are non smoking.
As for AF all fights are non smoking.
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Ash Trays on board ? It might be the Customers first time on a Plane ..
also if Ash Trays missing from a Toilet under CAA regulations the Aircraft,
should not leave base " No go item " ..
Same as why we have to show passengers how to open and close there seat belt,
it might be there first time on a Aircraft..
Hope this helps
Smoking will never come back ... I hope !!!!!
also if Ash Trays missing from a Toilet under CAA regulations the Aircraft,
should not leave base " No go item " ..
Same as why we have to show passengers how to open and close there seat belt,
it might be there first time on a Aircraft..
Hope this helps
Smoking will never come back ... I hope !!!!!
I am not a smker but I find ashtrays useful for a simple reason. Some small rubbish like the wrap of chewing gum in a cabin with no ashtrays have practically no-where to go. I could wait for the cabin service to collect the empty caps but still having the ashtrays it is much more usefull.
Rwy in Sight
Rwy in Sight
Flower Duet,
The volume is so small of a wrap that I think it is a waste to use a sickness bag. But I come to think cleaning the ashtrays would seriously slow down a turn around.
Rwy in Sight
The volume is so small of a wrap that I think it is a waste to use a sickness bag. But I come to think cleaning the ashtrays would seriously slow down a turn around.
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that the A380 has ashtrays installed in the seat armrests.